[R D Srivastava]

as we know mathematical expressions can be type and insert in word by
microsoft equations as well as corel equations which comes with corel5.I use
corel equation. My problem is that when i past it (after typing in corel
equation) in word it does not appear in line with the text but littlebit
above it (like the powers), object formed in microsoft equation come in line.
Simple solution is to use microsoft equation but i want to do it with corel
equation,How? please help me.Furthermore this problem does arise when i do
it from corel equation to adobe pagemaker.

[Cindy M.]

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as we know mathematical expressions can be type and insert in word by
microsoft equations as well as corel equations which comes with corel5.I use
corel equation. My problem is that when i past it (after typing in corel
equation) in word it does not appear in line with the text but littlebit
above it (like the powers), object formed in microsoft equation come in line.
Simple solution is to use microsoft equation but i want to do it with corel
equation,How?

Click on the equation object to select it.

Format/Font/Character Spacing. Use the "Position" tools to move it down (lower
it).

Once you determine how many points lower you need to set it, you may want to
record doing this in a macro. Assign the macro to a toolbar button and/or a
keyboard shortcut so that you can apply the formatting quickly :-)

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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