Advanced Techniques for Equation Editor and
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1. 1 Systems of equations 3x 4y z 17 x 3 i Sx 3y 6 2x 3y 2z 15 2x y 3 2x y 3 2x t IVS 2 x y 4 3x 2y z 3 3x 2y z 3 2 Dimensional analysis X 30N 5280ft 1K V X 1 60 PK 60sec 44 ft sec 3 Step by step examples with comments This is a good T T T T e T 160 T 68 T 212 andr 0 21 use of User 1 i i i and User 2 160 68 212 68 e styles and sizes 92 144e MathType 92 only This lets tE Isolate the exponential expression you use your a normal font amp In 92 ln 144 0 2 It Take the natural logarithm of both sides etorte In 92 In 144 Se E Calculation ready form pren ai j 0 21 solution and a t 213345106 separate font amp size for the notes 4 Equations for Web pages 5 Animated graphics for PowerPoint presentations or Web pages 6 Chemistry notation Ba NO aq 2 NH IO aq gt Ba IO s 2 NH NO aq Solution Solution Precipitate Solution Atomic Bonding orbitals orbital ma 2s 2p ls 2s 2p OM Sv F eH E E page 15 What else can I do with MathType that can t do with Equation Editor MathType includes over 200 symbols and templates that are not included in Equation Editor Some of these are shown here Many of these are currently available only in the Windows version Examples gt x OY FaAOeRTK I In addition MathType 5 includes the ability to include a tilde hat arc or harpoon vector2. Advanced Techniques for Equation Editor and MathType Users Presented by Bob Mathews Director of Training e mail bobm dessci com This handout is also available on the Web at http www dessci com handouts y Ye Design Science How Science Communicates February 24 2006 Welcome to Advanced Techniques for Equation Editor and MathType Users This session is designed to help you get the most out of Equation Editor and MathType by showing you how to use them more effectively with word processors presentation software and web page editing software We will assume you are familiar with using these tools to create basic documents and our time today will be spent learning some advanced techniques for using these products MathType works very well with most word processors presentation software such as PowerPoint and Corel Presentations web page authoring software such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver but during the session today we will limit the discussion to using MathType with Microsoft products Hopefully many of your needs will be addressed in this session but if you need help in the future the following sources are available Y Equation Editor Tips amp Tricks The MathType web site http www dessci com includes Equation Editor Tips amp Tricks to help get the most out of Equation Editor but there are several tips appropriate for MathType users as well Your email address will be your password to access th
3. barb over more than one character It also includes cross out templates for showing cancellation Examples AB DES Color MathType 5 lets you color all or part of an equation or use multiple colors in a single equation This is great for making captivating PowerPoint presentations or for printing color transparencies on an ink jet printer Example Find the Lcp 42 x 2x 2 2 5 7 Be 2 _7 x 2x 2x 2x 2x Denominators in red Web publishing MathType lets you save your equations as GIFs to use in your web documents MathType 5 can also generate MathML an XML application that is the W3C standard for publishing mathematics on the web Equation numbering Not everyone needs to number equations or include references to equations in the text of a document If you are a textbook author or write manuscripts for journal publication you will appreciate the fact that MathType can number and reference your equations automatically when used with Microsoft Word Precise formatting ruler You get a sophisticated word processor like ruler for Nt 4I aN peo precise formatting Align columns at operators decimal points or set tab stops to 34 3 make formatting easier and to give your documents a more professional look This 3 3 example cannot be duplicated exactly in Equation Editor for two reasons cross out 4 templates and ruler formatting fractions aligned at right edge with a right 23 justified tab New spacing adj
4. 2 Final Exam doc lx File Edit View Format Style Size Preferences Help Ee ea ed ee MathType displays description and keyboard shortcut information in the status bar Equation Editor displays only the description 6 Creating a blank grid for student graphing One of the most common questions we get is Does MathType make graphs I always give a qualified answer to that question No MathType won t graph a function but you can make a blank grid for students to do the graphing Note There is a more detailed procedure for graphs and number lines on our web site You can access this tutorial at www dessci com en support tutorials mt_charts tutorial htm This will be done using Equation Editor If you are using MathType the steps are similar 000 a Ina Microsoft Word the procedure may be adapted for other software open Equation Editor From the Insert menu and select Object From the list choose Microsoft Equation and click OK une b On the Matrix templates palette select Variable size matrix or table a You can look at the Status Bar the very bottom of the Word or MathType window to see what it is you re pointing to E J Variable size matrix or table E Columns Equal column widths E 7 M Row aligre Top f Baselin C Bottom E Rows Equal re c Inthe Matrix dialog specify the size you want You probably want a larger one than 6x6 but we
5. If you are using MathType the steps are similar Since much of what we ve done in this session has been done with Equation Editor you may wonder what s so different about MathType There s a page later in the handout that discusses this Setting up AutoCorrect to Insert Equation Objects t 4 t 22 2 2422 a a an p OEE OEE EA EEEE Ld a For the purpose of this mini tutorial we ll use the grid created earlier Insert the 6 i by 6 grid into your document E aoe eee on RE Ee eee See ee a ee F t 4 H 4 4 4 Pe ee er er re ere ere ey b Ifit doesn t appear to be perfectly square you can make it square by clicking on it with your right mouse button then selecting Format Object from the menu Pp obo If Format Object doesn t appear on the ea Hide Picture Toolbar right click menu select Object from Word s Format menu Equation Object Borders and Shading Caption ig Format Objects tee Hyperlink page 12 Adjust the height and width to the same number whatever you want them to be Make sure the Lock aspect ratio box is unchecked Regardless of whether you re sized your grid or not make sure it s still selected as the one is to the right If it s not selected click once on it with your left mouse button With the grid selected choose AutoCorrect Options from Word s Tools menu If you re using a vers
6. The Tip doesn t suggest what sizes to use but I recommend 75 for Subscript Superscript and 50 150 and 100 for the next 3 We want to space the responses uniformly and the best way to do that is to use a matrix This will be a 1 row 4 column matrix so go ahead and insert one of those in your document Change to Text style then type the letter a followed by two spaces Notice the space bar works just fine in Text style Change to Math style then type 22 When you type the fraction be sure to use the Reduced size vertical fraction which is a lar the one in the upper right of the Fraction and radical templates palette An easy way to keep from switching from Text to Math four times is to copy what you just typed 1 e select the contents of the first cell with your mouse then press Ctrl C to copy Now press Tab to go to the next cell and paste the contents into that cell Ctrl V is the shortcut Do the same with the remaining 2 cells then edit the contents so that it looks similar to the above example We ll adjust the spacing in the next step page 10 Since this is a matrix and you already know how to adjust the column spacing in a matrix go ahead and adjust it to see what looks best I think somewhere in the range of 300 400 looks best but that s just my opinion Use whatever setting you like In MathType you have another tool that makes it even easier to create multiple choice responses and easier to keep t
7. a A A A A el ae al fe a el el adel fel fel fe el fad init Drawing Canvas into which you ll insert your drawings If you don t want the Drawing Canvas you can change the default 4 Click on Tolls gt Options and click on the General tab Near the bottom of the tab uncheck the box labeled Automatically create drawing canvas when inserting AutoShapes Ss SSS Sten Ss Mee page 3 3 Status bars amp Equation Editor menus Status bar When you re using an application normally the bottom of the window is called the Status bar as you can see below This is true in both Windows apps and Macintosh apps Page 4 Sec 3 4 4 At 2 Ln 5 Coli REC TRK EXT OVR Windows Page 4 Seci 4 4 At Ln Col 3 3 GK CREC OTRK OEXT OovR j Macintosh The status bar is especially useful when using Equation Editor and MathType We ll discuss Equation Editor here and deal with MathType in a later section When you have Equation Editor open and you point the mouse pointer at a palette a symbol or a template the status bar gives you a description of the item Examples ny Geometry Final Exam doc Microsoft Word File Edit View Format Style Size Window Help These are Equation Editor menus not Word menus a Equation Editor File Edit View Format Style Size Help 808 Untitled 1 L f page 4 Menus Windows o
8. and this will give you an easy way to change back to your systems of equations settings A MathType preference file holds information on fonts sizes and spacing To save the preference file go to the Preferences menu scroll down to Equation Preferences then choose Save to File You can name the file anything you want but here are some suggestions Systems if you always use the same font and size for your tests amp quizzes Systems TNR Systems A etc for tests written in Times New Roman Arial etc font Systems A 10 Systems A 12 etc for tests written in Arial 10pt Arial 12pt etc You get the picture gt Youcan save a blank template for a 2 equation system one for a 3 equation system etc to your MathType toolbar The easiest way to do this is to delete everything out of the cells of the matrix in the system you just created then highlight everything and drag it up to the toolbar MathType Untitled 3 File Edit View Format Style Size Preferences Help Wd evi eo Algebra Geometry ed b hae zlalalelelale n t 1 i i i Style Math Size Full Zoom 200 Color EE page 9 Multiple choice responses a There are many ways to type multiple choice responses for a test or quiz You may create each choice as a separate equation remember we use the word equation to denote anything created with Equation Editor or MathType regardless of whether or not it contains an eq
9. columns but the best balance between utility and ease of use is a number of columns equal to the number of equations plus one So our matrix for system 2 above will be a 3x4 e The first step is to insert the Left brace from the Fences palette on the Equation Editor or MathType toolbar The icon you re looking for on the Fences palette is this one It s in column 1 4 from the bottom f Next insert a 3x4 matrix by selecting Variable size matrix from the Matrix templates palette making sure to select Column align Right in the Matrix dialog g Now you re ready to insert the equations into the matrix but how you do it is critical Enter 3x in the first cell press Tab to go to the next cell enter 4y press Tab enter z press Tab and enter 17 in the last cell Pressing Tab once more gets you down to the next row to begin entering the second equation Enter the next 2 equations similarly This is how it should look when 2k Oi 2e 1 you re done doesn t look very pretty does it x y 3x 4y z 17 So how do you get the right amount of space where the should be In Equation Editor your only choice is to add spaces Problem is 3 isn t enough and 4 is too many In page 8 MathType there s a more elegant and more exact way insert a then color it h One more step then we re done There s a simple adjustment that lets us move the columns of the matrix closer together On the Fo
10. ll use this size as an example The maximum size is 30x30 so if your axes will be in the center that s 15 on both axes Notice the comment at the bottom of the dialog Click between elements to add change partition lines d There are 4 types of lines no line the default solid line dashed line and dotted line You select the type of line by continuing to click in the same location twice for dashed etc If you put solid Click eee Sacer 2 axes in the center of the add change partition lines Katrix AFI grid and dotted lines ear everywhere else the screenshot to the left is what the dialog would look like when you re through Below is what the grid looks like in your finished test quiz E Columns 7 Equal column widths or whatever these are dotted lines except the axes 0k Column align C Left Center Right At C At Row align e Share Cancel lg Baseline In MathType the column and row specifications are in a different place and there is a Clear all lines button which is l C Bottom handy You can also save the grid on the MathType toolbar which you can t do in Equation Editor Tiek fee ae to add change partition lines Equal row heights page 7 Aligning items within an equation There are all sorts of things to align within an equation the work shown below a dividend in a long division problem equat
11. bar 1 To add the icon choose the Customize command on the Tools menu to display the Customize dialog 2 Click on the Commands tab to display the list of commands 3 You will see a list of Categories on the left and a list of Commands on the right On the left click on Insert On the right scroll down and near the bottom of the list will be this button va Click on this button and drag it to the toolbar placing it wherever you want it 4 Click Close on the Customize dialog That s all there is to it By the way this procedure also works in PowerPoint 2 Changing Word defaults for menus amp drawings Windows A couple of aggravating features of Word 2002 Office XP are related to the Word menus and creating drawings with the drawing toolbar 1 The default is for Word s menus to show only basic commands Tools Table Symbols MathType after you first install Office As you work the menus adjust to Temes cd Ack res show only the items you ve used most recently If you wait a couple of seconds the full menu appears If you don t want to wait you can click the double chevron at the bottom of the menu 2 To change this behavior to always show the full menus click on Tools gt Customize On the Options tab check the box next to GG 99 Always show full menus AAA ATA AAT ee utoShapes on the we C re S t e y O y r drawing here toolbar is for Word to create a SA te all a a a
12. e page immediately v Help File Both products have extensive help files v User Manual MathType comes with a comprehensive User Manual and many questions can be answered by referring to this manual Chapter 4 of the MathType User manual includes 18 step by step tutorials to get you started v Technical Support We provide lifetime technical support for MathType For technical support gt Phone 562 432 2920 gt Email support dessci com gt Web http www dessci com click one of the Support links A collection of support notices at the site covers most topics for both Equation Editor and MathType Lablar Bob Mathews Director of Training bobm dessci com Design Science Inc 140 Pine Avenue 4 Floor e Long Beach e California e 90802 e USA e 562 432 2920 562 432 2857 fax info dessci com www dessci com 1 Creating an icon in Microsoft Word that inserts an equation MathType already creates toolbar icons to click and launch MathType but Equation Editor does not Most users insert Equation Editor equations by choosing the Object command on the Insert menu You then see a list of objects you can insert into your document and double clicking on Microsoft Equation 3 0 launches Equation Editor There is an easier way You can add an icon to Word s toolbar which inserts a new equation into your document with a single click Just follow these steps to add an Equation Editor icon to Word s tool
13. f the two parts of the rectangle Then find the total area of the rectangle b Do you think the game is fair Explain Cross out templates are available in MathType but not Equation Editor page 17
14. he spacing uniform from one question to the other If you re using MathType click on the View menu and make sure there s a checkmark by Ruler Notice above the ruler there are 5 arrows These arrows represent 5 types of tabs that are available in MathType From left to right these are 1 Left justified tab This is the one selected in the screenshot below and 1s the default When you use a left justified tab the left edge of the text will be aligned at the tab 2 Center justified tab The center of the text 1s aligned at the tab stop 3 Right justified tab The right edge of the text is aligned at the tab stop 4 Relational tab Use this tab only with more than one line of characters within your equation This will align equations or inequalities at any relational operator such as gt x and of course Basically it will align on the equal greater than or less than signs from the keyboard plus anything on the Relational symbols palette 5 Decimal tab Use this one also for more than one line of characters This is for aligning a column of numbers regardless of whether or not a decimal point 1s present pm joat yey C 14 d 2 To set a tab stop simply click on the ruler below the number or tick mark where you want the tab to be Caution Each template slot has its own set of tabs so if you are inside a numerator slot for example and set a tab at the 1 mark that tab will not be set outside
15. ion of Word earlier than Word 2002 the one that comes with Office XP it will just say AutoCorrect Note the grid is already in the box underneath the word With If it s not there then you didn t have it selected in step d above Go back and repeat steps d amp e You must do it this way you can t copy the grid and paste it into the box Format Object Colors and Lines Size and rotake Height with 1 53 Rotation 0 Scale Height 100 n width 100 So Chox aspect ratio i Replace text as you type Replace With C Plain text Formatted text gruop group jgruops groups gra grow guidlines guidelines M Gukomatically use soogestions From the spellina 1 In the Replace box type in whatever code you want to enter in Word to be replaced with the grid More on this later but I chose a shortcut I could remember gr for grid 6 meaning 6 by 6 and a meaning it has axes Click Add then click OK Now that you re back in your document delete the grid and try your AutoCorrect entry Type gr6a or whatever code you entered followed by the spacebar Your code should be replaced with a grid page 13 Now a couple of notes about what we just did 1 I had you hit the spacebar after the code but there s nothing magical about the spacebar The important thing is that you tell Word that you re through typing that word and in this case our wo
16. ions in a system of equations items in a pictogram responses in a multiple choice question etc We will look at two of these systems and multiple choice Note Even if you don t teach the level of math requiring systems of equations and even if you never create multiple choice tests the techniques learned here will still be useful to you Systems of equations and inequalities a There is no right or wrong way to align the equations in a system it s basically a matter of choice and a matter of what your students can read the best For simplicity we won t specifically mention systems of inequalities but these exact steps will work for those as well Here are 4 different scenarios 3x 4y z 17 x 3 x 3 Sx 3y 6 2x 3y 2z 15 2x y 3 2x y 3 2x 7y 2 x y 4 3x 2y z 3 3x 2y z 3 1 2 3 4 b Systems 2 and 3 above present the greatest challenge so let s deal with system 2 c In this system we want to align the variables the operation symbols or and the sums so that they are vertically aligned with similar elements in the previous equation and right justified within each column for example z amp 2z and 15 amp 4 in system 2 above d There are many ways to align a system but let s just cut to the chase and say that using a matrix 1s the best way to do it So that established what size The obvious number of rows is a number equal to the number of equations There are several choices for the number of
17. nly The Windows version of Equation Editor opens up in what we call in place editing This is indicated by diagonal lines within the document showing where the equation will be placed All editing is done within the area defined by these diagonal lines See screen shot above Equation Editor s menus are not located above the toolbar Rather they are located on the Word menu bar where Word s menus would normally be located If you would rather have Equation Editor open in a separate window as shown in the Mac screen shot above rather than opening up to in place editing refer to our Equation Editor Tips amp Techniques document on our web site mentioned in page 2 of this handout Tip 3 discusses this 4 Nudging and the MathType Customizable Toolbars Nudging is a technique that can be accomplished in both Equation Editor and MathType and is very useful in achieving perfect positioning for your equations 1 For example let s say you d like more space between an integral symbol and the limits of integration We ll add more space by nudging the limits to the right 2 Select the upper limit The most common method to select items is to drag the mouse across the item For small items though such as limits subscripts etc it s easier to use the Shift and arrow keys With the cursor to either the left or right of the item you want to select hold down the Shift key as you press the either the left or right arro
18. rd was gr6a Think about what normally terminates a word a space character any punctuation character a Tab or a new line In fact any of these things will replace your code with your grid or whatever you entered into the AutoCorrect box 2 The code I chose gr6a may seem a little cryptic to you and you may not think you can remember that one That s fine choose whatever code you ll remember but be careful You don t want to choose a word that will likely come up in any document The words grid or graph for example appear often so you don t want to choose these I can guarantee the code I chose will never come up in any document ever unless I want a 6 by 6 grid 3 What other uses for AutoCorrect can you think of I can think of several sq2 for J2 4 F f b Vb 4ac 2p 3 for ae qu or qrorm tor e 1 8 for a etc 1 0 0 imat3 or simply 13 for 0 1 0 limx0O for lim 001 u238 for 55U er th for 0 etc xbar for x and so on 4 You can use AutoCorrect for even more complex objects than the ones we ve used but that s really a subject to deal with elsewhere like in the tutorial I mentioned that s available on our web site page 14 If you have MathType see if you can duplicate the equations below If you don t have MathType this would be a good opportunity to download the evaluation version from the Design Science web site Other uses of MathType that go beyond the basics
19. rmat menu select Define Spacing The third item from the top is what you want to adjust Matrix column spacing The normal setting is 100 Since we want to decrease the spacing we want a number smaller than 100 If the dialog is in the way and you can t see your equations place the mouse pointer on the title bar of the Spacing dialog and drag it away from your matrix so that you can see your entire system Try a spacing value of 50 but don t click OK yet Watch your system of equations as you click Apply If you like the results click OK if you need to decrease the spacing further try a smaller number It s easy to see how valuable the Apply button is It s a real time saver when compared to repetitively clicking OK each time because once you click OK the dialog disappears Also it s important that the percent symbol is selected in the drop down box You sure don t want a spacing of 50 points or 50 inches i After you settle on a value my personal opinion is that 25 works best either click in your document to close the Equation Editor window and go back to Word or if you re using MathType simply close the MathType window click the x in the upper right hand corner j In MathType you have two attractive options you don t have in Equation Editor gt Youcan save the matrix spacing to a preference file This is a good idea because you won t want to use this tight matrix column spacing in a regular matrix
20. the fraction In the example above make sure your insertion point 1 e cursor is outside the fraction before you set the tab You won t run into this problem if you set your tabs prior to typing the MathType equation but you won t always know where you want the tabs set before you start typing Just be aware of this feature of tabs For our example since we re using tabs to align the multiple choice responses we don t need our 1x4 matrix You can use the matrix if you want of course but you wouldn t use both a matrix and tabs One final point on tabs You already know what the Tab key s for when you re typing in MathType it s to move from one template slot to another or to move out of the template To move to the next tab stop you need to press the Ctrl Tab keystroke combination page 11 8 Using Word s AutoCorrect Feature Some things you create with Equation Editor or MathType are repetitive the grid discussed earlier for example If you re creating a worksheet on graphing linear functions you ll quite likely have 10 or 20 of these so it s very useful to be able to insert a grid with just a few keystrokes and without even opening up MathType Note There is a more detailed tutorial on our web site for using Word s AutoCorrect and AutoText features You can access this tutorial at www dessci com en support tutorials autocorrect tutorial htm This will be done using Equation Editor
21. tware even more efficiently to create professional looking documents Many of the shortcuts used in MathType are standard shortcuts such as CTRL S for save CTRL C for copy CTRL V for paste etc On the Mac substitute the COMMAND key for the CTRL key Listed here are some of the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts TOG TAOS os ses EE E A EAN E CTRL E Math mode cccceceeeeeessessssssssssssssssssseeeees CTRL Greek letters 0 0 cccccccccccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeseeees CTRL G followed by corresponding letter of the alphabet a for a etc Expanding parentheses 000000000000000000 CTRL 9 Full sized fraction template 000008 CTRL F Radical square root cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeees CTRL R Superscript exponent 0 eee ccccceceeeeeeeeeees CTRL H h for high Subscript ccccceeeessccceeesseeeeeeesseeeeeessseeeeeens CTRL L for low Thin SPACO cccrcnscsvacsepcecnensgecacseobesetnansanassaosesess CTRL SPACE For more keyboard shortcuts you can refer to e Customize Keyboard in the MathType Preferences menu e The MathType Help file under MathType Reference Keyboard Shortcuts e The Equation Editor Help file Reference Information Keyboard Guide Also note that in MathType when you point to an item with the mouse the description and keyboard shortcut are displayed in the Status Bar gt MathType Equation in Algebra
22. ual symbol or you could include all the responses in a single equation and arrange them in various ways Two common ways to arrange the responses are to place them all on the same line of text or to put two responses on one line and two on another line We ll deal with the first option here For this example we ll create the responses for this question 1 Find the quotient 14 15 d 2 a 2 b 2 On Nola col One option would be to type the question and all the responses as a single equation but we ll type the question text in Word and the division expression and responses in Equation Editor or MathType We ll type all 4 responses as one object Assuming you ve already typed the question let s work on the responses Open Equation Editor as you normally would either from the Insert menu or by clicking the icon on your Word toolbar This will be specifically Equation Editor These steps will work of course in MathType as well but there will be separate steps for MathType later We re using Arial font and 11pt size so adjust your Style and Size accordingly If you don t know how to do that see the Equation Editor Help file and look under Applying Styles and Fonts in an equation Change an Equation Editor style and Changing Mathematical Element Sizes in Equations Change the definition of a mathematical element size in an equation Notice especially the Tip at the bottom of the discussion on size
23. ustments possible e Radical check mark width adjustment V2 2 V2 e Subscript and superscript horizontal gap ane ox e Slash and diagonal fraction gap 4 Y e Horizontal gap between fence templates parentheses brackets braces etc and their contents x7 4 x 4 x 4 e Stroke thickness for box lines strike throughs radical signs etc l s32 1 v2 1 v2 A A A A A A page 16 Sixth Grade Examples 9 Three drawings are shown What would 7 Find the quotient 24 120 60 the next three look like Special symbols may be inserted into a matrix by 3 4 O O O finding the symbols with 8 Find the sum OO the Insert Symbol dialog 10 5 O on the Edit menu O 9 Write each ratio as a fraction in simplest form LL LLPP AAKA 4 0 LPLP AAKA gt gt BABE a pencils bells b stars airplanes c bells stars Find the value of this expression 12 9 x 6 1 Compare Use lt gt or to complete statement a 5 3x1 5 3 x1 15 21 b 45 421 Write a variable expression foy this model Squares represent ones shaded rectangles represent variables 10 Stefan and Wanda played a game and completed O O O the table below BER Stefan wins N N IN N N Add or subtract Use models as needed Wanda nins a 71 b 12 Times played N MY TU TNC INU 0 8 0 91 l Find Probability Stefan wins and Probability Wanda wins Find the areas o
24. w key as appropriate Release the Shift key after you ve completed the selection 3 Hold down the Ctrl key Use the arrows on the keyboard to move the selected item s in the desired direction f w ax f f ax before nudging after nudging Note that not all printers will print the limits as tightly spaced as the ones in the before example You may have to experiment with nudging a bit in order to find the peoper amount If you re using MathType you can save the newly nudged expression or equation to the toolbar That way you don t have to nudge it every time you use it MathType Equation in Calculu MathType Equation in Calculu File Edit View Format Style Size f File Edit View Format Style Size f MathType Equation in Calculu File Edit View Format Style Size F Aneb EER Statistics M _ Agebrs SEATED Statistics M lee a eve E Expression 3 no description 5 Keyboard Shortcuts MathType was designed with a point and click interface Find the symbol or template you need click on it and it becomes part of your equation The program also has many keyboard shortcuts so you can access the commonly used symbols and templates without having to take your fingers off the keyboard The keyboard shortcuts built in to MathType are listed in the Help file You ll find though that most of the shortcuts are so intuitive that you can learn them quickly and be able to use the sof
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