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In article <1992Mar31.185658.13326@gn.ecn.purdue.edu> ajun@gn.ecn.purdue.edu (Alexander W. Jun) writes:
>As a LATEX user, putting equations in WFW2.0 seems little more complicated
>to me.  When I use equation editor and embed the equation into the document,
>the usual process is that I center justify them and put equation numbers.
>But the problem is that I can not right justify the equation numbers with
>center justified equations...  How would I be able to get this?  Putting
>center justified equation with an equation number at the right had side of
>the  same line with the equation?  This is a very simple, automatic process in
>any TEX or TROFF based technical word processing, but without the same features
>about this equation numbering, WFW2.0 is not much of use for a technical word
>processing, like thesis or journal papers.....   ANY help on this subject is
>greatly appreciated.  Thank you in advance.
>

I have been able to center justify embedded equations and right justify equation
numbers.  You can even autonumber equations using a seq field.  The key is to 
use the proper tabs settings. you must add both tab marks.  You may also have
to place your right justified tab a little inside the right margin.  You can also
with very little effort create a wordbasic macro to properly format embedded equations
and autonumber.  


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Scott Flicker
Department of Chemical Engineering      
University of Michigan
Email   Flicker@caen.engin.umich.edu