How to enter spaces and common shortcut keys in Mathtype

 

Write mathematical formulas in Word. The commonly used formula editor is Mathtype. Many people do not know how to add spaces to the formula, because there is no space option in the Mathtype menu. The input method is Ctrl + Alt + space. Press Ctrl + Alt and Press space multiple times to enter multiple spaces consecutively.

Common Mathtype shortcut keys
As a matter of fact, you will find that mathtype does not need to be clicked with the mouse, most of them should have a keyboard operation, which is fast and accurate. When you use punctuation, the status bar displays the selected content and its shortcut keys. Below are some common examples.

1. Zoom in or out the size, only display, without changing the font size

Press Ctrl + 1 (100%)
Press Ctrl + 2 (200%)
Press Ctrl + 4 (400%)
Press Ctrl + 8 (800%)

2. Greek letters

Press ctrl + g, and the Greek letters correspond to English letters one by one.
Such As ctrl + g, c (gamma); ctrl + g, shift + c (Gamma );

2. Insert some symbols into the mathematical formula

Ctrl + 9 or Ctrl + 0 (parentheses)
Ctrl + [or Ctrl +] (parentheses)
Ctrl + {or Ctrl +} (braces)
　　
Ctrl + H (superscript)
Ctrl + L (subscript)

Ctrl + F (fraction, fraction)
Ctrl +/(slash fraction)
Ctrl + I (point number, integral)
Ctrl + R (root, root)

Ctrl + Shift + hyphen (upper horizontal line)
Ctrl + Alt + hyphen (vector arrow)

Ctrl + Alt + '(single click)
Ctrl + Alt + "(double click)

Press Ctrl + T to open it, then press N (n root), S (summation symbol), P (product symbol)

Press Ctrl + K and press the following key to enter many mathematical symbols:
T (Cross multiplication number); I (positive infinity); D (partial derivative partial)
<(Less than or equal to);> (greater than or equal to); Shift + = (not equal sign)

3. Micro-migration Interval

Select the formula to be moved first (Shift + arrow key is used to select the formula), and then press Ctrl + arrow key to work with the operation to achieve top, bottom, left, right translation;

Use the Ctrl + Alt + Space key to add spaces.

4. jump between elements

After each step is completed, you can turn to the next step (for example, the input of the input numerator and the input of the denominator). You can use the Tab key and the Enter key for line feed.

In addition, you can set the shortcut key in word to directly call the formula editor, tool --> Custom --> keyboard, and select insert -- insertequation to set the shortcut key to ^ + I, which is very convenient