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Use of MathType software with MSWord
Equation Numbering
• The equation numbering commands allow you to insert
equation numbers in a Word document in a variety of
formats. You can also insert references to these
numbers; both numbers and references are
automatically updated whenever you add new equation
numbers to the document. Equation references can also
be placed in footnotes and endnotes.
• The equation numbers are quite separate from equations
in a Word document; if you delete an equation its
equation number (if any) is not automatically deleted.
Similarly, an equation reference is actually a reference to
an equation number, rather than a reference to the
equation itself.
Differentiate the following with respect to x
( ) ( )
( )
( ) ( )
( ) ( )
2
1 sin
log
1 sin
1 sin
let log
1 sin
log(1 sin ) log(1 sin )
log 1 sin log 1 sin
1 1
cos cos
1 sin 1 sin
cos 1 sin cos 1 sin
1 sin 1 sin
cos cos sin cos cos sin
1 sin
x
x
x
y
x
x x
dy d d
x x
dx dx dx
x x
x x
x x x x
x x
x x x x x x
+
−
+ 
=  ÷
− 
= + − −
= + − −
   
= − − ÷  ÷
+ −   
− + +
=
+ −
− + +
=
−
2
2cos
2sec
1 sin
x
x
x
x
= =
−
MathType Window Environment
MathType Window and Equation
Key Board Short Cuts
MS Word and Equation
Numbering
Use of MathType software with MSWord
MathType Menu
MathType Tool Bar
Menu Bar
Symbol Palette
Template Palette
Large Tabbed Bar
Small Bar
Small Tabbed Bar
Tab Settings
Ruler
Status Bar
Tabs
Handle
Empty slot
A slot waiting to accept text,
number, symbol, Template
etc
Parts of Equation Templates
Insertion Point
A blinking horizontal and
vertical line or cursor
Parts of Equation Template
Selection
Highlighted part to be Edited
Parts of Equation Template
Status Bar
Status Bar Contains Four Areas
Status Bar
When you move the mouse pointer in the
MathType Window the Status Bar Display
changes temporarily
The Mouse Pointer is on the Matrix Template
The Status Bar text is -
Status Bar
By right clicking on the status bar, You
can customise it temporarily
Color slot is right clicked.
Blue color is set.
Color of the equation is blue
Status Bar
What you should next
At Times it tells you -
Work, it has carried out
TOOLBAR
Normally the toolbar is docked like this
TOOLBAR
By clicking on the handle,
you can drag and place it
anywhere in the window
MathType Window and
Equation
MathType Window and Equation
• Typing the Equation
• Editing the equation
• Spacing and Alignment
• Formatting with Tabs
• Text in Equation
• Inserting a Template in an Empty Slot
• Customising ToolBars
• Add Special Symbols to Equation Editor
Typing the Equation
21
12 sin tany x c xµ= − ±
Activate the MathType Window
Click the button
Activate the MathType Window
Select Sub-Menu
Cursor Blinking
Typing the Equation
Typing the Equation
y =
Typing the Equation
Typing the Equation
y =
Typing the Equation
Typing the Equation
1
12y =
Typing the Equation
1
12y =
Typing the Equation
1
12y si=
Typing the Equation
1
12 siny x=
Typing the Equation
1
12 siny x c= −
Typing the Equation
Ctrl + H
Typing the Equation
21
12 sin tany x c xµ= − ±
Insert from Template
(or) ctrl + G , m
Use of MathType software with MSWord
Use of MathType software with MSWord
Typing the Equation
• Open MS Word
• Click the Insert Display Equation
• MathType Window opens
• Type the equation using the proper
templates
• Remember Your spacebar is inactive
Typing the Equation
• Editor knows where to leave space
• Editor knows what are variables
• Editor knows what are texts
Editing the Equation
• Editing arises –
• When you commit a mistake
• When you try to modify an equation
• When you try to use a segment of an
equation in another place
Editing the Equation
Editing the Equation
Editing the Equation
Editing the Equation
Editing the Equation
2 2 21
1 1
1
n
x n
i
x nxσ
=
 
= − 
 
∑
2 2 21
1 1
1
n
x n
i
x nxσ
=
 
− 
 
∑
You haven’t put = sign
Type = sign
Editing the Equation
( ) 31
4 4
2
4 1
2 3
x
I dx
x x
+ +
=
+ −
∫
( ) 31
2 5
2
4 1
7
x
I dx
x x
+ +
=
+ −
∫
There are only a few differences between the
two equations
Editing the Equation
( )( )
( ) ( )
2 22 2
n xy x y
r
n x x n y y
−
=
   − −      
∑ ∑ ∑
∑ ∑ ∑ ∑
( )( )
( ) ( )
2 22 2
n xy x y
r
n x x n y y
−
=
   − −      
∑ ∑ ∑
∑ ∑ ∑ ∑
Select & Copy
Paste & Edit
Editing the Equation
• Press the Tab Key to move in the
clockwise direction to different positions or
Slots
• Press Shift + Tab Key to move in the anti-
clockwise direction
• If you notice slating lines across your
equation - you haven’t come out of the
Math Window after editing
Spacing and Alignment
Spacing and Alignment
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
1
0
1
0
lim
limsup ,
a
n
n
n
a x dx a
a x b x dx a b
φ
ψ
→∞
→∞
≤
≤
∫
∫
Spacing and Alignment
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
1
0
1
0
lim
limsup ,
a
n
n
n
a x dx a
a x b x dx a b
φ
ψ
→∞
→∞
≤
≤
∫
∫
Spacing and Alignment
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
1
0
1
0
limsup
limsup ,
n
n
n
n
a x dx a
a x b x dx a b
φ
ψ
→∞
→∞
≤
≤
∫
∫
Type the First Equation – Choose the Align at =
sub menu from the Format Menu – Type the
Second Equation
Spacing and Alignment
Zero SpaceOne Point SpaceThin SpaceThick SpaceEm Space
Formatting With Tabs
Formatting With Tabs
Use of MathType software with MSWord
( )
1
9.76 when is even
14.3 when is add
k
n
x n
c x
x n
+
= 

Formatting With Tabs
Type the expression on the left –hand side
From the drop down choose left brace
Type the right side expression using the
empty slot
After x Press Ctrl + Tab to effect Tab
Format
Choose TEXT Sub-Menu From the
STYLE Menu to Type
At the end press ENTER key to have the
next expression within the Brace
At the end press ENTER key to have the
next expression within the Brace
Place the Insertion Point somewhere to the
right of the Tab Mark
Click This Tab
Click in this area
Exactly Here in this case
A Left justification is made.
If you want
Right Justification at x
You can go for a Right Justification
By creating Tab Marks
Just at the beginning of the
expressions
( )
1
9.76 when n is even
14.3 when n is add
k
n
x
c x
x
+
= 

Click This Tab
Click in this area
Exactly Here in this case
A Right justification is made.
If you want decimal point
justification
You can go for decimal Justification
By creating Tab Marks
Just at the beginning of the
expressions
( )
1
9.76 when n is even
14.3 when n is add
k
n
x
c x
x
+
= 

Click This Tab
Click in this area
A Decimal justification is made.
Exactly here in this case
( )
1
9.76 when is even
14.3 when is add
k
n
x n
c x
x n
+
= 

Formatting With Tabs
( ) { 1
9.76 when is evenn kc x x n= +
Formatting With Tabs
( ) { 1
9.76 when is evenn kc x x n= +
Formatting With Tabs
( )
1
9.76 when is even
14.3 when is add
k
n
x n
c x
x n
+
= 

Formatting With Tabs
( )
1
9.76 when is even
14.3 when is add
k
n
x n
c x
x n
+
= 

Formatting With Tabs
( )
1
9.76 when is even
14.3 when is add
k
n
x n
c x
x n
+
= 

Formatting With Tabs
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
Keep Typing inserting Templates and
creating spaces using Ctrl + Space Bar
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
Before Typing these characters
Press Ctrl + B
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
All other Characters as variables
It assumes Pr as Probability Function
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
Text in Equation
( )
( )
( )
Prob Probability that and occur
Prob /
Prob Probability that occurs
A B
A B
B
∩
= =
both A B
B
( )
( )
( )
Pr Pr
Pr /
Pr Pr
ob obability that both and occur
ob
ob obability that occurs
∩
= =
A B A B
A B
B B
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) 11 12
21 22
det
a a
p b
a a
λ
λ λ
λ
− − 
= − =  ÷
− − 
I A
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) ( )detp bλ λ= − =I A
Ctrl + )
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) ( )detp bλ λ= − =I A
Empty Slot
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) ( )detp bλ λ= − =I A
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( )detp bλ λ
 
= − =  ÷
 
I A
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) 11 12
21 22
det
a a
p b
a a
λ
λ λ
λ
− − 
= − =  ÷
− − 
I A
Inserting a Template in
an Empty Slot
( ) ( ) 11 12
21 22
det
a a
p b
a a
λ
λ λ
λ
− − 
= − =  ÷
− − 
I A
Customising Toolbars
Customising Toolbars
You Want to move this Template
Here
Customising Toolbars
Press the Alt Key and Click on the symbol. Hold the button and drag it to
the spot
Customising Toolbars
Customising Toolbars
Want to have the Frequently used Equation here
Customising Toolbars
Customising Toolbars
Temporarily it resides here
Add Special Symbols to
Equations
Add Special Symbols to Equations
Add Special Symbols to Equations
Use of MathType software with MSWord
Use of MathType software with MSWord
MS Word
and
Equation Numbering
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Type the text
We have two basic equations now:
We have two basic equations now :
Choose
From
MathType
Menu
Insert
Right
Numbered
Display
Equation
Choose
From
MathType
Tool Bar
Insert
Right
Numbered
Display
Equation
MathType presents a dialog box
Click OK button. Accept the
default settings
MathType Window opens
Type the 1st equation
Click the Close Button
Choose Change and Return to
<file Name> Sub Menu from
the File Menu
MathType asks
Click Yes button
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
Choose From MathType
Tool Bar
Choose Insert Right
Numbered Display
Equation
Following the
above said method
Insert the Second
Equation
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Enter the Text
Subtracting in the next
line
Choose Insert Equation
Reference From the
MathType Tool bar or
from the MathType
Menu
You are presented with a Insert
Equation Reference Dialog Box
Click OK
Double click on the Equation
Number (1.2).
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting
(1.2) appears after Subtracting
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2)
Type the text from
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from
Choose Insert Equation
Reference From the
MathType Tool bar or
from the MathType
Menu
You are presented with a Insert
Equation Reference Dialog Box
Click OK
Double on the Equation Number (1.1).
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from
(1.1) appears after from
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1)
Type the text gives after(1.1)
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
Choose From MathType
Tool Bar
Choose Insert Right
Numbered Display
Equation
Following
above method
Insert the Third Equation
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Type the text
Using
Choose Insert Equation
Reference From the
MathType Tool bar or
from the MathType
Menu
You are presented with a Insert
Equation Reference Dialog Box
Click OK
Double click on the Equation
Number (1.3).
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using
(1.3) appears after Using
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3)
Type the text
We can show that
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we show that
Choose either Insert
Inline Equation button on
the MathType Tool Bar or
Choose the sub menu
Insert Inline Equation
from the MathType Menu
Insert the Equation
2
cos2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
The Equation appears
after the text
2
cos2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
A Quick Glance
We have two basic equations now :
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2)
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1)
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3)
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we show that
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Inserting Text and Renumbering
INSERTING A TEXT LINE
AND
EQUATION
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= −
Using (1.3) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Just below the equation (1.2), we
are going to add -
Adding these two together, we obtain
( )2 1
2cos 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= +
- and obtain
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.4)θ θ= −
Using (1.4) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Adding these two together, we obtain
( )2 1
2cos 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= +
Open the page and just below the
(1.2) equation type the text-
Adding these two together, we
obtain
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.4)θ θ= −
Using (1.4) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Adding these two together, we obtain
Choose
From
MathType
Menu
Insert
Right
Numbered
Display
Equation
Choose
From
MathType
Tool Bar
Insert
Right
Numbered
Display
Equation
OR
MathType Window opens
Type the equation
Click the Close Button on the right
top corner
MathType asks
Click Yes button
(or)
Choose Change and Return to
<file Name> Sub Menu from the
File Menu
Click the Close Button on the right
top corner
MathType asks
Click Yes button
We have two basic equations now :
2 2
cos sin 1 (1.1)θ θ+ =
2 2 2
cos sin cos 2 (1.2)θ θ θ− =
Subtracting (1.2) from (1.1) gives
( )1
2sin 1 cos 2 (1.4)θ θ= −
Using (1.4) we can show that
2
cos 2 1 sin 2θ θ= −
Adding these two together, we obtain
( )2 1
2cos 1 cos 2 (1.3)θ θ= +
Use of MathType software with MSWord
Inserting Templates
Inserting Symbols
Alignment-Nudging
Alignment-Spacing
Character Formatting
Inserting Templates
Inserting Symbols
Alignment-Nudging
2
x
Select and then
Alignment-Spacing
Character Formatting
Use of MathType software with MSWord

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