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It's not so convenient to go to insert --> equation --> insert new equation everytime you want to create a new one. I guess there must be some hotkey to insert an inline equation at the current cursor position? However, Microsoft Office Help doesn't help (as usual). I tried google it but there aren't any solution work.
Chan Le
Posted 2011-02-21T09:37:46.523
Reputation: 817
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It's "Alt+=", but it only works in docx files and you should have VB-component installed to enable macros.
zbstof
Posted 2011-02-21T09:37:46.523
Reputation: 2 721
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You can create a macros and assign to key any you like (See last button on View tab). It's not difficult - start record and click equation button. Then stop record.
Digionica
Posted 2011-02-21T09:37:46.523
Reputation: 44
:) That just works! Thx you ^^ – Chan Le – 2011-02-25T03:46:59.637
Yes, it might work, but it isn't good. – Andreas Rejbrand – 2011-09-23T09:51:27.423
3+1. This should definitely be the accepted answer. It is also very easy to find out hotkeys yourself. Simply go to to the options dialog, select 'Advanced', and make sure that the checkbox named 'Show hotkeys in tooltips' is checked. Then you simply have to hover your cursor above a button to see the associated hotkey. – Andreas Rejbrand – 2011-09-23T09:24:37.027
Yes good point. I can only add that this option is under Advanced->Display->"Show shortcut keys in ScreenTips" on my installation of Word 2010. – zbstof – 2011-09-23T09:56:14.770
Yes, since my Word 2010 is in Swedish, I have to translate freely into English... :( – Andreas Rejbrand – 2011-09-23T09:57:44.890