You now have the macro button for Equation Editor located in the Quick Access Toolbar.Optional: You can click the Modify button to apply an icon of your choice to this button.From the pull-down menu labeled Choose commands from: select Macros.Right-click on the Quick Access Toolbar and choose, Customize Quick Access Toolbar… to open the customization dialog.Adding your newly created macro to the Quick Access Toolbar:.Adding your recorded macro to Word’s Quick Access Toolbar: The Quick Access Toolbar located in the upper-left portion of the Word window, is a customizable toolbar into which you can place buttons for your frequently used commands and of course, macros. Click on the Macros button and choose Stop Recording.Ģ. Click anywhere on the Word document to return to normal display of the Word Ribbon and then click on the View tab.ġ0. Click on Microsoft Equation 3.0 and click OK.ĩ. Click the button labeled Object, located in the Text Group to open the Insert Object Window.ħ. In the resulting Dialog name your macro EquationEditor and choose All Documents (Normal.dotm), under Store Macro inĦ. In the Macros group, click the Macros button and choose Record Macroģ.
Step one is recording the macro, and step two is adding your recorded macro to the Quick Access Toolbar.Ģ. From the same link as above:Īdding a button that opens Equation Editor is a simple two-part process.
If you wish to use the old Equation Editor frequently, you can place a button for it in the Quick Access Toolbar adjacent to the new round Office button. This is a shortcut to the old Equation 3.0 function which is the recommended method of creating and editing equations at this time. In the general access computing labs and classrooms, an equation icon has been added to the “Quick Access Toolbar” that appears in the upper left of the Word 2007 window. This will give you the equation editing interface that is familiar from previous versions. Instead, choose Insert, Text, Object, Microsoft Equation 3.0.
To do this, ignore the equation icon that appears in Word 2007’s ribbon bar under Insert, Symbols, Equation. The workaround is to continue to use Equation Editor 3.0, instead of the new equation function. To use the old Equation Editor 3.0 if you need easier access to advanced functions, per MTU: Microsoft Office 2007 has a new “ribbon” to replace conventional menus, and a new Equation Editor in Microsoft Word.
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