Question:
Regarding inserting ms-equation on power point slides.?
bskelkar
2008-11-04 04:52:21 UTC
I am a maths teacher and usually I have to use power point for tests etc. I never succeed in inserting a Mathematical expression from ms-equation. If I do, its font size is to be adjusted. If I inert it in ms-word, there is no problem. But in a slide when this insertion I do, rest of the contents simply disappear. Can any one explain how to insert ms equation in power point slide? Thanks in advance.
Three answers:
anonymous
2008-11-04 05:01:50 UTC
Google has some good answers
juk
2008-11-04 05:03:21 UTC
Display the slide you want to add an equation to.





On the Insert menu, click Object.

Show Me



In the Object type list, click Microsoft Equation 3.0.

If Microsoft Equation 3.0 isn't available in the Object Type list, do the following:



On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Customize.



Click the Commands tab, and then click Insert under Categories.



In the Commands box, click Equation Editor, and then drag it from the Commands box to a gray area on any toolbar.



Use the Equation Editor tools and menus to create the equation.

For Help on creating an equation, click Equation Editor Help Topics on the Equation Editor Help menu.



To return to PowerPoint, click Exit and Return to Presentation on the Equation Editor File menu.
janessa
2016-10-25 08:55:28 UTC
in case you merely like the music to commence off playing from the starting up up and proceed in the course of the presentation, bypass to "Insert" and click "videos and Sounds". once you've a music on your iTunes, %. "From list", you are able to also play a music from a CD. upon getting picked the music, a small speaker icon will seem on the slide. click on the icon then bypass to "Slide tutor" and "custom Animation". %. "effect recommendations". lower than "Media recommendations" you're able to regulate the music to play for a diverse volume of slides, or play for decrease than that slide. sturdy fulfillment including your presentation!


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