Entering equation distorts the main slide's formatting

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I am using the Powerpoint 2003 "default design" and anytime I enter an
equation, the entire body of the slide shifts to the left, and the equation
appears as a small object on the left hand side. I then have to resize the
main body of the slide, change font sizes, equation size, etc. This happens
again upon entering a second equation. However, after entering the third
equation, Powerpoint seems to finally get the message that I really mean to
keep the format the way I had originally specified!

Has anyone else seen this? Any ideas for a workaround would be greatly
apprecited.
System: Dell Workstaion 360, WinXp SP2
 

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