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77-881 · Question #95

You are preparing a document in Microsoft Word 2010. The document is explaining the concept of mathematical series. You have inserted the following equation to the document: Now you want to save…

A user can use unicode character codes and Math AutoCorrect entries to replace text with symbols and math equations. Microsoft Word 2010 provides built-in support for writing and editing equations. Word automatically converts equations into a professionally formatted one…

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Question

You are preparing a document in Microsoft Word 2010. The document is explaining the concept of mathematical series. You have inserted the following equation to the document: Now you want to save this equation as a building block to the gallery of equations under the general category and it will insert content in its own page. Perform the required actions in the following dialog box to save this equation to the gallery.

Explanation

A user can use unicode character codes and Math AutoCorrect entries to replace text with symbols and math equations. Microsoft Word 2010 provides built-in support for writing and editing equations. Word automatically converts equations into a professionally formatted one whenever a user types an equation. Take the following steps to add an equation to the list of frequently used equations: 1.Select the equation that you want to add in the list of equations. 2.Under Equation Tools, click on the Design tab. 3.In the Tools group, click the Equation drop-down list. Click Save Selection to Equation Gallery. 4.The Create New Building Block dialog box appears. Type a name for the equation. In the Gallery list, click Equations. Select any other option you need to apply.

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#equation editor#building blocks#Quick Parts#equation gallery

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