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When I use the Microsoft equation editor, if I have a word that is greater than 10 characters in length, the equation editor automatically breaks the word and puts spaces in between them when the object is embedded in a powerpoint slide. For example-
If I have the word "automatically" in the equation editor, it shows up just fine when I am editing the text in the equation editor. But when I update this object to the powerpoint slide, it shows up as "automatica lly". There is a tab or 5 spaces between "automcatica" and "lly". Is there any way to solve this problem?
2I haven't noticed this, but try checking that you're writing text in text mode (style), that some parts of your words are not in the list of recognized mathematical functions ... – Rook – 2010-02-01T06:57:40.637
Well it happens to all words that are greater than 10 characters. Yes, text mode is what I am using. – Keshav Prasad – 2010-02-01T08:35:46.963
I have MS Powerpoint 2007 and Equation Editor 3.1. I checked and there's no problem. Which versions of Office and EE do you have? – Mehper C. Palavuzlar – 2010-02-01T10:07:23.103