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Are there add-ons to help with writing equations in Office 2007 faster than the current equation editor?
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Faster way to write equations in Office 2007?
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Are you having issues finding the correct equation?
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In my reports I do quite a bit of original math and formula writing from scratch; I think the current editor is decent (I don't know of any alternative), I'm able to get the job done, but it can be very tedious, especially if my formulas have many subscripts, superscripts, fractions, and brackets. I could really use a faster way if there is one available.
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There are some open source projects out there that help write equations:
MathCast - The open source equation editor
Download: Equation Magic Lite.
Open Office: Math
MathCast - The open source equation editor
Download: Equation Magic Lite.
Open Office: Math
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Thank you, I downloaded MathCast and I think that should work fine for me. For it to work correctly on Windows 7 I had to "Disable desktop composition" for that program.
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