Winword 2002 doesn't have MS equation object

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In summary, the conversation discusses a problem with the MS Equation Object not being available in an installed version of Winword 2002. The individual has tried reinstalling but the problem persists. Suggestions are made to try using Open Office or the help function in Word to locate and install the equation editor. However, the individual has not been successful in finding it.
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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?
Thank you
 
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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.
 
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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
 
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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.
 
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Thank you, I did as what you said but I still haven't found it in the list yet.
 

FAQ: Winword 2002 doesn't have MS equation object

Why doesn't Winword 2002 have the MS equation object?

Winword 2002 was released before the MS equation object was developed. This feature was first introduced in Microsoft Office 2007.

Can I still insert equations in Winword 2002?

Yes, you can still insert equations in Winword 2002 by using the Equation Editor add-in. This add-in is available for download on the Microsoft website.

Is the Equation Editor add-in compatible with Winword 2002?

Yes, the Equation Editor add-in is compatible with Winword 2002. However, it may not have all the features and functionalities of the MS equation object.

How do I install the Equation Editor add-in in Winword 2002?

To install the Equation Editor add-in in Winword 2002, you can follow these steps:

  • Go to the Microsoft website and download the add-in.
  • Double-click on the downloaded file to start the installation process.
  • Follow the prompts to complete the installation.
  • Once the add-in is installed, you can access it by going to the Insert tab and clicking on "Object" then selecting "Equation Editor" from the list.

Are there any other alternatives to insert equations in Winword 2002?

Yes, there are other alternatives such as using a third-party equation editor or copying and pasting equations from other programs like Microsoft Excel or MathType. However, these may not be as seamless as using the MS equation object in newer versions of Microsoft Office.

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