I don’t do this, so I don’t know what kind of embedded object appears. I’m going to throw out a few ideas, and then open the floor to see how other people have solved this problem.įirst of all, the fact that Word’s equations import into InDesign at all amazes and terrifies me. In fact, typesetting math often seems just as hard as doing the equations themselves. It would make life so much easier! But alas, I don’t think there are any easy solutions here. Everyone who typesets math wants there to be a seamless integration between Microsoft Word and InDesign. Some of them do mathematical equations using Word’s Equation Editor, and when I import their document into InDesign some of the characters do not come over properly. The geologists here produce their drafts in Word, and then I import the text into InDesign to do the final formatting.
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