Winword 2002 doesn't have MS equation object

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The discussion revolves around the absence of the MS Equation Object in WinWord 2002, with the user seeking solutions after a failed reinstallation. Participants clarify that "WinWord" refers to Microsoft Word and suggest using the help function to locate the Equation Editor. However, despite following these suggestions, the user still cannot find the Equation Editor in the installation components list. The conversation briefly touches on alternatives like Open Office for those who prefer not to purchase Microsoft Office.
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My installed winword 2002 doesn't have MS equation object. I tried to reinstall but still have the same problem. Anyone knows what causes the problem and how to fix it?
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WTF is winword? Maybe you should try installing open office (it's free) if you don't want to buy MS Office.
 
WTF is winword?
Actually it is M$ office word, if you have office and are using Windows, type winword in the run dialog box and you will see
 
Use the help function in word. If you look for equation editor you should get a search result something like "install or remove components" which details how to add equation editor.
 
Thank you, I did as what you said but I still haven't found it in the list yet.
 
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