Equation in PowerPoint 2007

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Berto

Hello,

When I insert an equation object into a slide, or when I open a ppt file
with equation objects, using powerpoint 2007 there's a visualization
problem. All characters are overlapped, and the equation is not readeable.
It's a bug, or there's another method to include equations in my slides?

Bye
Berto
 
Berto said:
Hello,

When I insert an equation object into a slide, or when I open a ppt file
with equation objects, using powerpoint 2007 there's a visualization
problem. All characters are overlapped, and the equation is not readeable.
It's a bug, or there's another method to include equations in my slides?

Bye
Berto
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For the moment try to copy-paste the equation as a .jpg image
 
When I insert an equation object into a slide, or when I open a ppt file
with equation objects, using powerpoint 2007 there's a visualization
problem. All characters are overlapped, and the equation is not readeable.
It's a bug, or there's another method to include equations in my slides?
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Bug.

In addition to the other suggestions, try this:

Select the equation
Copy
Paste Special, as WMF or EMF (one may work better than the other ... try both)
 
I haven't tried this myself, but one user reported that selecting the
equation text and changing the font to Cambria Math seemed to make it at
least legible.

Patrick Schmid
 
I haven't tried this myself, but one user reported that selecting the
equation text and changing the font to Cambria Math seemed to make it at
least legible.
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I've tried this but it's not the solution. The characters are overlapped and
equations are not readable.
Berto
 
Too bad. It might have been a workaround. The only solution right now is
to use PPT 2003, or wait till it has been fixed by Microsoft.

Patrick Schmid
 
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