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In OpenOffice, choose
Insert>Object from the menu and then select
Formula .
In Word we can use the built-in Equation Editor 3.0. To do this, choose
Insert>Object from the menu and select Equation Editor 3.0.
Object menu. Newer versions of Microsoft Word have an option to insert an Equation, located under the
Symbols menu. Do not use this as it will not import correctly.
If you can’t find the Equation Editor 3.0 option in the list, you must install Equation 3.0 from your Microsoft Office installation CD. Please consult your Microsoft Office help for more information on this procedure.
CNXML Glossary Section style. This must be the last section designation used at the end of your word document, and it cannot be followed by H1, H2, etc. styles. Then, for each glossary element we wish to include, we mark the term portion with
CNXML Definition (Term) and the meaning portion with
CNXML Definition (Meaning) , as we did before in the body of our document.
MathType 5 is a stand-alone equation editing package written by Design Science, makers of the Microsoft Equation 3.0 editor. When MathType 5 is installed on your system, equations written with the Microsoft equation editor will be saved as MathType 5 equations rather than Equation 3.0 equations. Even merely editing equations from a document with Equation 3.0 equations on a machine with MathType 5 will cause those equations to be saved in MathType 5 format. This is problematic, since the Word importer cannot properly convert MathType 5 equations to Presentation MathML.
We recommend un-installing MathType 5 from your system if it is currently installed. This will cause Word to revert to using Equation 3.0 for equation editing, which will allow the Word importer to properly generate mathematics.
Should you inadvertently include a MathType 5 equation in your Word document, in the Edit-in-Place interface where the mathematics should appear you will instead see the warning message shown in Figure 5 .
You can go replace each of these warning messages by hand using the following procedure. To begin, double click on the MathType equation in Word to open the MathType editor.
If this is your first time to use this procedure, you must configure MathType to properly generate MathML. Go to the
Preferences menu and select the
Translators option. In the window that appears, make sure that “Translation to other language (text)” is selected, and in the drop-down box next to “Translator:”, select the “MathML 2.0 (m namespace)” option. Also, make sure that “Include translator name in translation” and “Include MathType data in translation” are NOT selected (see
Figure 6 below). Click
OK to complete the configuration. This sets the translation preferences permanently, so you will not have to repeat these steps again.
Once the Translators preferences are set, you can copy the MathType equation’s MathML equivalent by highlighting the equation in the MathType editor and copying to the clipboard (
Edit menu,
Copy option). This stores a copy of the MathML on your system’s clipboard.
Return to your browser and find the appropriate placeholder for the equation in the Edit-in-Place interface (appearing as in Figure 5 ). Double click to edit the paragraph and delete the text “***SORRY, THIS MEDIA TYPE IS NOT SUPPORTED***” (Figure Figure 7 below). Paste the contents of the clipboard into is place (Figure Figure 8 ), and click Save. Your equation should now appear in the Edit-in-Place interface (Figure Figure 9 ).
It is important that you follow the instructions on this page for each object. Do not use other objects or text, including:
cntl-Enter . This will not import as a new paragraph.Content tab and the
Files tab when editing the module. Choose the importer type from the dropdown menu and click
Import 
Import .
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