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ajmaschinot
Hello:
I have Office 2003, and I frequently use Microsoft Equation 3.0 for
mathematical equations that I need. Often, I need to copy-and-paste an
exisiting equation multiple times. However, when I try to paste a copy of an
equation, the slide layout changes. For instance, if I start with a "title,
text, and content" slide, then the act of pasting an equation turns that
slide into a "title, text, and 2 content" slide. Worse, all of my graphics
and whatnot on the slide are now all pushed over to one side of the slide and
I have to go move them all back to their original positions.
I'm sure there's an easy fix (some option to which off or whatnot), but I
cannot seem to figure it out. Can anyone please help me out?
Thank you,
Aaron
I have Office 2003, and I frequently use Microsoft Equation 3.0 for
mathematical equations that I need. Often, I need to copy-and-paste an
exisiting equation multiple times. However, when I try to paste a copy of an
equation, the slide layout changes. For instance, if I start with a "title,
text, and content" slide, then the act of pasting an equation turns that
slide into a "title, text, and 2 content" slide. Worse, all of my graphics
and whatnot on the slide are now all pushed over to one side of the slide and
I have to go move them all back to their original positions.
I'm sure there's an easy fix (some option to which off or whatnot), but I
cannot seem to figure it out. Can anyone please help me out?
Thank you,
Aaron