animated MathType

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Mika Seppala

I create power Point presentations with contain
mathematical formulae created by MathType. The slides
(without animation) look fine. When I add animation to
the slides, the MathType formulae that appear after mouse
clicks are shown using some default low resolution. On a
high resolution monitor or data projector display these
formulae do not look good.

Now if I save the presentation as a mhtml file, all the
formulae look good again even those that appear after
mouse clicks. Is there a way to tell Power Point to
display the MathType formulae using the same resolution
as what the rest of the presentation is using?

Thank you for your help.

--Mika Seppala
 
I create power Point presentations with contain
mathematical formulae created by MathType. The slides
(without animation) look fine. When I add animation to
the slides, the MathType formulae that appear after mouse
clicks are shown using some default low resolution. On a
high resolution monitor or data projector display these
formulae do not look good.

Now if I save the presentation as a mhtml file, all the
formulae look good again even those that appear after
mouse clicks. Is there a way to tell Power Point to
display the MathType formulae using the same resolution
as what the rest of the presentation is using?
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The good It's nothing to do with your computer or software configuration

The bad It's a known PPT bug; there's nothing much you can do about it,
I'm afraid, other than to skip the animations on text. Making the text bigger
seems to help.

Saving as MHTML is a neat idea; I don't know that anyone's come up with that as
a workaround before this. Thanks for posting that.
 
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