How to Use Ink Equations in Microsoft Word
See Microsoft Word: Tips and Tricks for similar articles.Ink Equations allows you to "write" equations on a tablet device using a stylus or your finger and then converts them to text. If you are not using a touchscreen device, you can do the same using a mouse. To employ Ink Equations just follow these few steps.
- To use Ink Equations, from the Insert tab of the Ribbon, in the Symbols group, select Equation.
- From the drop-down, select Ink Equation.
- A dialog box opens where you can insert your equation and then click Insert to add it to the document.
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