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From: ianh@merlin.bhpmrl.oz (Ian Hoyle)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Equation processing in PowerPoint
Message-ID: <851@merlin.bhpmrl.oz>
Date: 18 Apr 89 07:21:47 GMT
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From article <80983GFX@PSUVM>, by GFX@PSUVM.BITNET:
> I started using Power very recently to prepare for my presentations.  All
> went well until I faced my first equation.  What is the most convenient
> way to proceed (I was more than pleased by Word's equation processor and
> a little puzzled as to why we cant't simply copy from Word and paste into
> Power Point.  Any advice, or should I go back to my mixture of MacDraw
> and Word documents...  Please e-mail.  I'll summarize if volume justifes.

why don't you use an equation editor for the equations ???

MathType v2.0 is  *** GREAT *** !!

					ian
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