They are presented below in the order in which they appear in the MathType tab. If you click OK, an equation section break will be inserted at the start of the document, using the numbers you specify, and then an equation number will be inserted at the current location of the insertion point.
If you prefer, you can click Cancel and then insert an equation section break at the location you desire. In this case you will have to choose the Insert Equation Number command again. This dialog will not appear once you have inserted an equation section break, or if you have selected an equation number format that does not include a chapter or section number.
Check the Always start new documents with chapter 1, section 1 option if you do not wish to see this dialog the first time you insert an equation number into a document. You can also control whether this dialog appears by checking or clearing the Warn when inserting first equation number checkbox in the Format Equation Numbers dialog. This dialog lets you set the format for new equation numbers or change the format of existing equation numbers.
This section lets you specify a number format. The Simple Format option lets you pick the enclosure, separator and format of each part of the number. The Preview shows you an example using your format. If you want more control over the format you can choose the Advanced Format option, and then enter the desired format in the Format edit box. All characters in the format are used literally, except for the terms C, S and E.
These correspond to the Chapter, Section and Equation parts of the number and can be in any order. Each of these terms must be followed by another character indicating the numeric format; these correspond to the choices in the menus and are as follows:. Thus the format C1: S1- Ei would generate the number i.
The Preview updates as you make changes to the format. A useful tip is to use the Simple Format option to get the format as close as possible to the desired format, then choose the Advanced Format option and make the final changes. Options in this section control which equation numbers are affected by the settings in this dialog. Choose New equation numbers to affect new equation numbers created with the Insert Equation Number command. Choose Current selection or Whole document to update existing equation numbers.
To insert an equation reference at the current location of the insertion point, click OK and then double-click the equation number that you wish to reference. You can scroll the document to bring the desired equation number into view if necessary. After double-clicking an equation number, the document will scroll back to the location where the equation reference was inserted.
If you are inserting references that aren't very close to the original equations, you can avoid a lot of scrolling backwards and forwards by splitting the Word window into two panes.
Then you can insert the references in one pane, and double-click the equation numbers in the other. Check the Don't show me this again option if you do not wish to see this dialog every time you insert an equation reference. You can also control whether this dialog appears by checking or clearing the Alert when inserting equation references checkbox in the Format Equation Numbers dialog.
The equation number format in use determines the actual display, e. If your document doesn't contain multiple chapters then ignore the chapter portion of the dialog. And when you start a new chapter, you'll usually want to reset the section number back to 1. Choose the New Chapter option to define the chapter number.
Once selected, you can choose the Next chapter number option to increment the chapter number by 1, or choose the Chapter number option and enter the desired number.
If you aren't using chapters and chapter numbers, you can ignore this option and leave it turned off. These options work similarly to the chapter options. Choose the Next section number option to increment the section number by 1, or choose the Section number option and enter the desired number or letter in the box provided.
The dialog's options reflect the break's chapter and section number values. If you aren't using chapters and chapter numbers, you can ignore this option and leave it unchecked. The preferences are used only for equations inserted using the commands on the MathType tab in Word's ribbon.
Choose this option to use MathType 's new equation preferences each time you insert a new equation, instead of the equation preferences if any of the current document.
Choose this option to use equation preferences in the current document when you insert a new equation. If you have not yet set these preferences, the Load Preferences dialog will be displayed see Load from MathType Preference File… below , allowing you to set them.
Click this button to set the equation preferences using a MathType preference file previously created using MathType 's Save Equation Preferences dialog. Click this button to view the preferences that will be used for new equations.
See the Preview Preferences dialog. This dialog displays a list of equation preferences. If you do not want this to happen, you must choose a range that omits them. Use this section to select how you want the equations to look by selecting equation preferences that will be used in the formatting operation. These options allow you to choose the range within the document in which equations will be formatted: Whole document will format all equations in the document, while Current selection will only format those equations in the current selection.
The Convert Equations dialog is used to convert equations in your document between various equation types. This is useful, for example, when you want to convert some or all of the Equation Editor equations in a Word document into MathType equations, or to convert graphic equations into a text-based language, such as TeX or MathML, for which there is a MathType translator available.
Only the equation types checked in this group will be converted. The equation types that can be converted are:. These options allow you to choose the range within the document in which equations will be converted: Whole document will convert all equations in the document, while Current selection will only convert those equations in the current selection.
Check this option to be prompted before each equation is converted. This gives you an opportunity to skip equations you do not want to convert. The other options in this section allow you to choose the translator and to determine whether MathType 's internal data gets included in the translation.
If you convert equations to text using one of the translators, and think you might want to convert them to another format in the future, turn on the Include translator name as a comment and Include MathType data as a comment options.
See the Cut and Copy Preferences Dialog for more details. This dialog allows you to export the MathType and Equation Editor equations in your Word document to individual graphics files. You can type in the name and location of the folder into which you want to export the equation files, or you can choose an existing location using the Browse… button. If you're continually exporting files to the same folder, it can be useful to have it cleaned out before the export begins.
The Delete all files of same type in folder option is provided for this purpose. However, be careful that you've chosen the correct folder or you may delete files you didn't mean to delete! This section lets you choose a File type , a File name pattern , and the First number with which to begin numbering files. The number gets incremented for each exported equation, and inserted into the file name in place of the characters in the pattern. Using multiple characters helps in making all file names the same minimum length, which causes them to display in the correct sequence when sorted.
Select Replace equation with file name to replace each equation with its filename enclosed in double angle brackets, e. These options allow you to choose the range within the document from which equations will be exported: Whole document will export all equations in the document, while Current selection will only export those equations in the current selection.
This dialog allows you to convert a Word document to a web page in which the equations display and print properly. We strongly recommend that you read it first. It explains the process more fully, and contains many tips for creating great web pages. This section lets you set the Title of the web page and its File Name. Display in default browser will open the generated page in your default Web browser after the generation process has completed.
In this section you can choose how equations will be represented in the web page: either as GIF images or using MathML. When the page is viewed in a browser, dynamic HTML is used to select the appropriate image depending on the resolution of the monitor.
This makes the size of the equation more closely match the size of the surrounding text. A high-resolution image is used when the page is printed, again making the equation match the rest of the document. You can also choose to use our MathZoom technology, which zooms magnifies equations when you click on them, allowing you to see clearly subscripts, superscripts, hats and primes.
Equations can also be represented as MathML. A page generated for a given MathML target may not display properly when viewed in another browser or without the required plug-in being installed.
You can read full descriptions of each target in Publishing to MathPage using MathML , but here are some brief suggestions about when and why to choose one over another.
In this section, you can choose the target browser if you're using GIFs. If you're using MathML, there is no option to change it. Some browsers can display many symbols correctly as characters in the document, while other browsers require GIF images to be used for some symbols.
If you're sure the audience for your pages will only be using Internet Explorer 6 and newer for Windows, select this choice as the page will download slightly faster. Otherwise choose the All browsers option. Select this item to use the selected settings the first time Export to MathPage is used on any documents in the future.
If Export to MathPage has already been used on a document, its previous settings will display and not these defaults. The choices you make on this dialog are active regardless of the source of the MathML. Each of these actions will place MathML on the clipboard, which is then handled in one of two ways, depending on your choice on the MathType Options dialog. If the Windows clipboard contains MathML and you attempt to paste it into a Word or later document, this dialog will appear unless To reinstate the behavior of the dialog appearing for each MathML paste, click the dialog launcher in the MathType group on the Ribbon.
Using MathType in PowerPoint is similar to using it in Word, with the notable exception that it's not possible to insert inline equations in PowerPoint, because PowerPoint does not allow external objects to be inline with text.
Make sure your font face and font size match the text you're using on the slide. Create the equation and close MathType to insert the equation onto the slide. Move into position. The process is shown in this animation:. Insert Equation. The Browse group allows you to search back and forth through the slides for equations.
Future MathType. Opens a page on our website that will allow you to give us your ideas for future enhancements of MathType. You can insert a MathType equation into an Excel sheet or chart either by going through Excel's Insert Object dialog, or by copying from MathType and pasting into Excel. Doing so will not result in an Excel formula i. You can double-click to edit the equation, like you would in Word or PowerPoint, but it is an object floating on top of the cell.
It is not part of the cell's contents or chart's contents. The one thing you can do in Excel is copy a range of cells, and paste them into MathType as a matrix. To do so, select the cells containing the data, then copy and paste into MathType. In general, the formatting will not carry over from Excel to MathType , but the "shape" of the copied region will.
This may also work in spreadsheets other than Excel, and in word processors and text editors. It does not work in OpenOffice. MathType Add-in for Word in Microsoft If you are looking for a math editor to use with Word desktop, online and iPad, please visit this page to know the MathType add-in for microsoft that we recommend you use. MathType 7 has some limitations that the add-in for Microsoft does not have. Open a Google Docs document, with equations created with MathType for Google , download the document and convert the equations such that they're editable in MathType i.
In the Manage box, click Templates, and then click Go. Uncheck the box next to the MathType Commands item. To remove them permanently, quit Word and remove the MathType commands from Word's startup folder. If MathType has been installed a MathType tab will appear in Word with specific commands and sections. While you can create inline equations in MathType consisting of a single symbol, we recommend you insert symbols from the Symbol Group on the MathType tab instead.
Equations have more overhead in the document, and for large documents the difference can be significant. Insert Number: Inserts an equation number at the insertion point. The default format includes a section number and an equation number. The equation number increments each time you insert a number.
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Professional MathType provides a perfect set of fonts and format settings for all your equations in high quality, no matter which environment you are using. How it works As easy as it looks. Features that make so easy to write math equations Copy or convert to LaTeX. Tabs designed with most frequently used symbols. More than symbols to write any equation.
Details required :. Cancel Submit. In reply to bbbear's post on November 9, From the File tab choose Options. In the resulting window, from the left-side navigation menu choose Add-ins. Using the drop-down menu located at the bottom of the window, choose Word Add-ins and click the button labeled, "Go".
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