If you insert an image in line with text, it behaves like a font character,
thus you can apply some font characteristics to it - in this case format
font character spacing position. This will however through out the line
spacing. If you place the images in front of or behind text, or set a
wrapping option, you can place them wherever you want

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Joel Collins wrote:
I am copying math solutions (HTML form) and placing them in a word
document. The problem that I am encountering is that the images of
fractions are lined up such that the bottom of the image is aligned
with the bottom of text. I would like it so that the middle of the
image is lined up with the middle of the text, so when you say x =
3/4 (imagine the 3/4 being written with a --) the equal sign will be
in front of the -- instead of in front of the 4. I have uploaded a
sample file to try to demonstrate what I am talking about.

http://s57.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...M2VHI4C4P87QQT

When using the Equation Editor 3.0, the images that it generates are
lined up correctly (the = is lined up with the --). Is there a easy
way for get this desired result? I would hope for a solution that is
easy to apply to large areas, but any solution is helpful. Also,
please let me know if there is a better way to post the sample file
than yousendit. thanks!