My formulas look too dark and pixelated.

J

Jonthan Mugan

I use MathType and suddenly my formulas look too dark and overdrawn. Not all
of them, just some of them. Seems like some kind of resolution issue. Any
ideas?
 
G

Glen Millar

Hi Jonthan,

Yeesh. What version, what have you recently done, did it work before and any
chance of a screen shot email (and please not uploaded to this site)?

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Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

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B

Bob Mathews

If any of the equations on a slide are animated, the equations will
lose some resolution. One workaround to this (admittedly not a great
one) is to save the equation as a 384dpi GIF, insert the GIF into PPT,
and re-size it to 25% of its original size. (The 384 dpi and 25%
figures are assuming you've properly set the size within MathType to
equal your text size in PPT.)

That method results in a smooth equation, but unfortunately one that
isn't editable except by opening up the saved GIF from MathType (i.e.,
not by copy/paste from PPT or by double-clicking).

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Bob Mathews
Director of Training
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