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Hi Friends, The equating editor innovated with Word 2007 was a big step forward. Now my quarry: Is it potential to write equations with a unlike source of Cambria (Mathematics). I would like to utilize Times New Roman and Segoe as (other) sources to measure equatings. Entire comments are welcome. So please entire of the reply.

Hello, If you click on an equation, you can choose Font on the shortcut menu, and then alter the font size, but it would not be potential to alter the font type. Mean as, on the Tools tab of the equation of the ribbon, if you click the Tools drop-down menu in the Tools section, there is a dropdown menu of the "default option font for math regions, but only comprises the entry Cambria Math I think the cause for this is since not entire fonts contain total characters required are present at the source Cambria Math.

Hello dear,
In Word 2011, one can easy alter the font to XITS for instance (and I think the similar is true for Word 2007).Normal Times will not operate since the source is not matched for Mathematics (lacking glyphs and metrics), but you are free to select the formula and alter the font to XITS Math. On the other hand, I'm yet inquisitive about how to alter the font utilize for math somewhere in style. I am not capable to detect an entry in mode to use the mathematical formulas.

Thanks for the idea. XITS Mathematics is a better selection, and now I detect another: Asanas mathematics, also from the TeX Community. This translates into a source of support math Times (XITS), one with Palatino (asanas), and single with Microsoft's C-Fuentes (default Cambria). Hopefully the plan will also Stix what was introduce to gives sources Stix with entire required affirm to be utilize by / with the Word.