inline equations in PowerPoint: long overdue!

  • Thread starter Phillip M. Feldman
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Phillip M. Feldman

Microsoft needs to implement inline equations in PowerPoint, similar to the
inline equation functionality of MS Word. The engineering/science/math
community has been asking for this for almost a decade. When is it going to
happen?

Dr. Phillip M. Feldman

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