- #MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 CODE#
- #MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 TRIAL#
- #MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 PROFESSIONAL#
I would select the whole block of Mathml code, make it un-bulleted, move the cursor in front of the Mathml code, and then push the macro button.ĭ.
#MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 CODE#
If an equation was originally in a bulleted list, the Mathml code would now be in a long bulleted list. 700 equations, 10 Mathml translations did not translate.
#MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 TRIAL#
After some trial and error I became quite proficient in editing equations in Word 2007.ī. Some accent marks were almost invisible although they had entry fields created for them in the Word 2007 equations. Some accent marks came out a bit weird, but no reason to edit them per se.Ĭ. I could confirm with a quick glance in the side-by-side view that the translations were successful.Ī. So I sat there and repeatedly pushed my new macro button and majority of the time the Mathml code would be translated into equations. Using the side-by-side view, I referred to an untouched version of the original document (opened in compatibility mode). I chose to convert one equation at a time to make sure everything came out as expected. Assign the macro to a button or keystroke combination. Stop recording the macro, close the Find feature dialog.įor some reason the macro capability in Word does not remember the “paste special” selection we made while recording the macro. Select paste special and paste as unformatted text (in majority of cases the mathml code in question will now appear as a human readable equation). The first block of Mathml code should now be highlighted.ĭ. Open the Find feature, turn on wildcard & ignore whitespace selections, enter “?mml:math*/mml:math?” into the Find field and push Find. Start recording a macro and do the following for the first equation:Ī. Open the document in Word 2007 and convert it to become a Word 2007 document (can’t do the following in compatibility mode). To stop Word 2007 from doing this go into the dialog for the “AutoCorrect” feature, and in the “AutoFormat As You Type” tab, uncheck the “Straight quotes with smart quotes” selection. The equation capability needs the quotation mark to be the standard plain quotation mark shown above.
#MATHML AND MICROSOFT EQUATION EDITOR 3.0 PROFESSIONAL#
Be careful to not allow Word to change the quotation marks in the above text to “smart quotes” (Smart quotes have a more professional look and also slant to the appropriate sides).