Use of the Word Formula Editor (shortcut or add Shortcut to toolbar)

You must have the Microsoft Formula Editor installed to create shortcut keys or add shortcuts to the toolbar,

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1. Create Shortcut keys

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In the daily use of Word2010, we often use some very convenient shortcut keys, but sometimes word comes with some of the shortcut keys are not easy to use, affecting the usual office efficiency. The following Office family will teach you how to flexibly use Word custom keyboard function to change these "inflexible" shortcut keys.

Tools/Materials

• Word2010

Steps/Methods

1. 1

   Open the Word document and click "Options".

2. 2

   Pop up the Word Options window, click Customize Ribbon, and select Custom.

3. 3

   A custom keyboard window appears. Then we can select the command to set the shortcut by using the Linkage list box on the interface: first select the tab in the Category list box on the left, and then select the command in the command list box on the right. When you select a command, a brief description will appear at the bottom of the dialog box. Finally, in the press new shortcut key text box, enter the shortcut key. For example, to set a shortcut for the change text flow direction and character orientation feature in the Page Layout tab, select Page Layout tab in the Category list box, and then find the corresponding command "Formattextflow" on the right and enter a shortcut key. The type of shortcut key can be a combination of CTRL, SHIFT, ALT, or CTRL + SHIFT with letters and numbers. Finally, clicking the "Assign" button will result in a successful creation of the shortcut key.

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Precautions

• In Word 2010, we have already set some shortcut keys, and when we set our own shortcut keys, we can see if the shortcut key combination is used and which command is used according to the "currently assigned to" button on the interface. In addition, we can select the range of objects to which the shortcut keys function. Select Normal in the Save changes to option, and the shortcut keys will work for all documents, or you can select documents that are valid only for the current document.

  2. Add shortcut to Toolbar

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  word2010 Equation 3.0 To add a shortcut to the toolbar, follow these steps:

  1. Open word2010, click "View", select "Macro", and then click "Record Macro";

  2. Open the "Record Macro" window and click "OK";

  3. Click "Insert", select "Object" and click "Object";

  4. Open the "Object" screen, in "Object Type", click on "Microsoft Equation 3.0", click "OK" button;

  5. When the "Microsoft Equation 3.0" Interface is open, click on the blank position to close it;

  6. Next, click "View", select "Macro", then "Stop recording";

  7. Right-click on any blank space in the toolbar and select the "Customize Quick Access Toolbar" option in the pop-up list.

  8. Click "Customize Ribbon" in the Word options, select "Main tab" in "Custom Ribbon" on the right, click "Start" in "Main tab" and click "New Group";

  9. Select "Macros" in "Select commands from", click on the formula, then click "Add";

  10. To rename, click to select the formula, enter a specific "Microsoft equation 3.0" On the "rename" window that opens, and click "OK";

  11. Once you're sure, you'll see Microsoft Formula 3.0 added successfully in the toolbar of the word interface.

Use of the Word Formula Editor (shortcut or add Shortcut to toolbar)