How does Word enter a mathematical formula in a grid manuscript?

1, first open a blank Word document, the mouse to switch to the Page Layout tab, in the "manuscript" area Select the "Manuscript Settings" option group.

2, in the pop-up "Manuscript Settings" dialog box to set up, click on the grid area after the "format" drop-down button to select "Square format paper", choose your favorite grid color, here we first select "Green", Paper direction to select "Portrait", and then click "Confirm"

3, in the pop-up "Manuscript Settings" dialog box to set up, click on the grid area after the "format" drop-down button to select "Square format paper", choose your favorite grid color, here we first select "Green", Paper direction to select "Portrait", and then click "Confirm";

4, the mouse into the functional area of the "Insert" tab, in the "symbol" area Select the Formula option group, in the pop-up Drop-down menu, select the formula, such as select "Two formulas";

5, at this time we will find in the text of the manuscript input formula has been leaps, please see the effect map;

Warm tips:

Is it easy to input mathematical formulas into your manuscript, and I'm sure you'll soon be able to master them, if users want to cancel the format of the manuscript, you can in step 2 in the "Manuscript format" dialog box, click the "format" behind the Drop-down button, select "Non-paper document", then the set of manuscript format will be canceled.