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#WORD FOR MAC MOVING OBJECTS HOW TO#
#WORD FOR MAC MOVING OBJECTS UPDATE#

Click and drag the button beside Equation Editor (a square root symbol with an alpha in it) to the toolbar.

Select Insert on the left and then Equation Editor on the right.

Click on the Commands tab if it is not already selected.

right clicking on the tool bar (or opening the Tools menu) and choosing Customize.

If you are entering many equations, you may find it convenient to have an "Insert Equation" button right on the toolbar. Putting an equation button on the tool bar

In-place editing is the default, but it is possible to make window editing the default.

#WORD FOR MAC MOVING OBJECTS UPDATE#

To exit and return to your Word document you may choose File/Exit and Return to ( DocumentName) to update the Word document but remain in the equation editor you may choose File/Update.

This is much easier for entering equations.

A separate window will open, with the palettes on top.

It can be very difficult to see what is being entered, or

A highlighted area will appear, along with equation editing palettes.

To insert an equation, choose Insert, Object, Microsoft Equation 3.0, and click OK.

Please watch the creating an equation video (the examples in this video are slightly different than those in this text).

#WORD FOR MAC MOVING OBJECTS HOW TO#

Learning how to use the equation editorĪ complete description about using the equation editor is available under " Help" in the equation editor window.

Some PowerPoint specific notes can be found at the end of this document. Grab the rotation knob and move your mouse.Using the equation editor that comes with Microsoft Word, equations can be inserted into Word, PowerPoint, or any application that supports Object Linking and Embedding (OLE).Īlthough most of this document provides instructions pertaining to Word, the procedures for inserting and editing equations in Word are the same as for PowerPoint. If you want to work with the individual objects again, drop the Arrange menu and choose Ungroup. The set of objects now acts as a single object. Select Group from the Arrange menu or toolbar. To group two or more objects so they move together: Hold down the Control key (Windows) or Command key (Mac) and each click of an arrow key will move the objects in larger steps. Each press of an arrow key moves the object(s) one pixel.

Press the up, down, right or left arrow keys. Hold the ALT key down while dragging an object to prevent Prism from trying to automatically snap it into place. Prism will let you drag vertically or horizontally, but not at an angle. Hold the Ctrl key while dragging to allow only horizontal movement. (Remember this because the Shift key is marked with a vertical arrow.) Hold the Shift key while dragging to allow only vertical movement. To move an object vertically or horizontally only: You've selected all objects entirely contained within the rectangle. Or… drag an imaginary rectangle around all the objects. Hold down the Shift key while selecting the objects one at a time. Prism displays knobs on the selected object. To select a rectangle or oval, click on its edge. Point to the object and click the left mouse button. Images imported onto a graph are objects in the graph section, but are part of the graph object in the page layout section. Images imported onto a page layout are also objects. When you are working in the Layout section of your project, each graph with all of its objects is grouped into a single object. When you work in the Graphs section of your project, the graph itself as well as text, legends, drawings, and imported images are all referred to as “objects”.