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I am trying to write out formulas in Word 2007.
I need to use large square brackets around the entire equation, as well as subscript and superscript inside the large square brackets. I have figured out that to get the large square brackets, I need to use the equation tool. However, once I have inserted the large square bracket I am unable to convert any letters/numbers to super or subscript. Also, once i have text written in a document, I am unable to access the Equation tab under Insert. I need to open a new document to access equation and could then copy and save under the text in the written portion. Is there a better way to do this? Thank you in advance. |
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