Learning and using word formula editor in graduation thesis (1) -- Recording macro

Another year's graduation season is coming, but there is one that is about to leave school this time. However, it seems that graduation is not as terrible as you think. Several of you have found a good job. You can compile your work for half a year or a year. Come on with them.

I learned how to use the official editor in word during my graduation thesis writing. I will share it with you today (I have to say that the word is a very good software, so I cannot accept it ).

Because there is no shortcut key to open the formula editor in word, you need to manually click a large string each time you enter the formula. The following describes how to customize shortcuts:

① Open Word, press CTRL + ALT, and then press the "+" key on the keyboard, that is, CTRL + ALT + "+ ";

② The mouse on the word page will become the "Chinese Knot" style,

③ Move the Chinese knot to the place where you want to set the shortcut key:

④ Click the left mouse button to display the shortcut key Setting Dialog Box. Select "press the new shortcut key", click the mouse, and enter the shortcut key you want to set,

5. In this way, you can use the shortcut key to start the function.

However, the above method does not solve our problem. Let's introduce another method. First, let's take a look at the steps to open the Public Editor:

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This "Microsoft formula 3.0" object has not been obtained in the toolbar for a long time. That is to say, the above method cannot be set. Set the recording macro as follows:

1. Click recording macro:

2. A dialog box will pop up to name the recording macro, for example, "Public Editor", and then click the keyboard. A dialog box will pop up:

3. Set a shortcut for this operation, for example, "Ctrl + Shift + C ",

4. Then, you can easily and quickly open the Public Editor and click "stop recording. This is OK. Press Ctrl + Shift + C again to enable the public editor.

Note: The recording method above will not save the previously recorded macro to the next time after you close this document.

Part II:Learning and using the word formula editor in graduation thesis (1) -- formula Editor