I hypothesize the problem has to do with some context switching, lost when the equation is not handled with the eq.
The equation editor was not open (I forgot to click the back arrow - apparently that's the way to reopen the eq. All bold characters in equations (alreadyĢ0+ of them) were lost. Put the cursor just at the end of the equation, which was an equation with matrices identifiers, and started to write an = sign. MEE was pulled from the product, retroactively back to Office 2007, due to security concerns. 7 hours ago Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0 (MEE) was a third-party component that was included in many versions of Office to help users add math equations to documents. The bold is invariably lost.Ī couple of hours ago the problem also happened when I went back to reedit an equation. Editing equations created using Microsoft Equation Editor. Apparently some symbols, like "manuscript" letters, are sparedĪnd keep the bold, but I am not sure this stands every time.A good example is an equation with the product of two matrices where one identifies the matrices with bold capital letters.
One of 2 things will happen: A highlighted area will appear, along with equation editing palettes. This calls up a dialogue box which provides access to many mathematical symbols. Scroll down and double-click Microsoft Equation 3.0. To use the equation editor, select Object from the Insert menu. When using the equation editor (Word 2010) and applying bold, weather to single letters, groups of letters, parts of the equation, if I close Word and reopen latter, this bold format is lost. To insert an equation, choose Insert, Object, Microsoft Equation 3.0, and click OK. The advantage of using MS Word 97 is that your mathematical formulas can be more complex because of the built in Equation Editor.
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