Top of the page is unaccountably indented Cross-references show incorrect content or wrong numbersĪpplied to one paragraph affects the entire document.Toolbar missing on add-ins tab in the Ribbon.AutoCorrect Options missing when right-clicking.Word shows only one or two fonts in its font list.Frequently encountered problems with fonts.
Switching view hides the currently selected heading.Word insists on asking “Open as read-only?”.My drop-down menus crawl down very slowly.Now MathType Toolbar should show in PowerPoint 2010: In the prompted box, clickĪdd New button and select the following file: \Office Support\MathType AddIn (PowerPoint 2007).ppam In the drop-down list along the bottom, choose PowerPoint Add-Ins and click Go. If not, however, follow these steps: Click the Officeīutton at the top-left coner of PowerPoint, choose Options at the bottom-left side and then click Add-Inns. MathType is already running in Office 2010 smmothly. If you have used MathType within PowerPoint 2007 and the PowerPoint 2010 was installed upon it, you should find The way MathType stars in PowerPoint is quite different from Word. Launch Word 2010 again，and the familar MathType toolbar should show \MathPage\MathType Commands 6 For Word.dotmĪnd copy them into the following directory \Office14\STARTUP\ Word 2010Īfter installing MathType find the following two files \MathPage\MathPage.wll Some manual way to integrate MathType into the new Office version. So it cannot be used with Office 2010 now. Support for the Beta version of Office so far. Unfortunately, it seems that MathType provide no MathType to replace the original Equation Editor shipped with Office. Those who often write scientific articles with Word may use the As a result, the upcoming final version of Office 2010 is highly expected. Compared with its predecessor Office 2007, the new (but still in testing) one preserved the ease of usage and controlling as in 2007, but the overall performance has been significantly improved with a series of minor adjustments. Office 2010 (Previously codenamed Office 14) Technical Preview was recently leaked to the web. Integrating MathType into Office 2010 Technical Preview
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