how can i copy nice equations into power point 2007?

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Paco

I get to present a lot of equations in power point. I had no problems to work
with them in word 2007, but when i copy from word 2007 and paste them into
ppt 2007, they are copied as fuzzy pictures.

The solution i found is to go into insert object, equation editor, and type
the equation once again.

Is this as good as it gets?
 
C

ChesterCoronel

Hello There,

Equations copied from Microsoft Office Word 2007 to Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007 are always pasted as images. So as what you have described,
they look fuzzy. But you can use the Paste Special command (you can find it
by pulling down the paste command then selecting Paste Special) and paste the
equation as Microsoft Office Word Document Object. From there you will have
an equation that is not fuzzy anymore! :)
 

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