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MathType <-> Word FKEY

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From: Keith Tizzard
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 15:12
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I obtained from the net a copy of an FKEY which adjusts formulae created
in MathType when they are pasted into a Word document.  It was produced 
by Andreas Gulzow of Taliesin Software but I do not have an email address.

This works very well but leaves a small problem.

I have a 5 by 5 matrix set up in MathType.  When it is pasted into Word 
it sits on the line and the FKEY subscripts the graphic which represents 
the matrix by (in this case) 27 points.  Everything looks ok except that 
there is a large gap between the top of the matrix and the line above.  
It seems that Word should be able to adjust it but it does not.

An alternative would be for the rest of the line (i.e. other that the 
graphic containing the matrix) to be superscripted by 27 points.  Is there 
(or could there be) another FKEY which would carry this out?  The user 
could then choose whether to drop the maths or raise the rest of the line.
                                                             
-- 
Keith Tizzard
MSOR Dept, University of Exeter, Streatham Court, EXETER EX4 4PU, UK
tel: (+44) 392 264463    email: kt@msor.exeter.ac.uk     kt@msor.UUCP 
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