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Ruben Urenda wrote:
I've just downloaded OpenOffice. I am an adjunct prof at a local university and would like to write equations on my presentations so my students can download my notes before class. It would enhance my transfer of info immensely. How or what do I call on to allow me to do that?? I can't seem to get any real clues from the FAQs and the Math note tells me what it is, but not how to get there from here.
Help. Ruben Urenda
You can do this two ways:
1) Write the equations in a standalone file, which you embed in the presentations. From OOo 1.1.4, File->New->Formula or double-click the Quickstarter icon and choose new document, formula. From OOo 2.0 beta or newer, File->New->Formula, or Startbutton->(All) Programs->OpenOffice.org 1.9.xx->OpenOffice.org Math
2) In your presentation, do Insert->Object->Formula. This is probably the easiest way.
Hope this helped, Matt Needles OpenOffice.org volunteer coach/tester
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