Choose keyboard shortcut eg Alt+L and Assign and Close.

Select Macros on left, near bottom of Categories list, then LaTeXEntry from the Macros list on the right.

To set up keyboard shortcuts, File / Options / Customize Ribbon / Customize Keyboard.

For me, these two files were open by default in the left and right panels, respectively.

Select the four macros in the LatexInWord document, then Copy -> to Normal.dotm.

At the bottom left click Organizer., then select the Macro project items tab.

At the bottom in the drop-down Manage menu, select Templates and press Go.

Press Enable editing in the yellow warning bar, then Enable Content in the next yellow warning bar, then View / Edit document.

Open the LatxInWord.docm word document.

To do this in Word 2003, go to Tools/Customize/Keyboard, select Categories:Macros, and select your document with the macros in it under Save changes in, then select Macros:LaTeXEntry, and press Alt+L in the 'new shortcut key', then Assign, Close. Note that in this case, you will need to re-assign the keyboard shortcuts. Note that if you want to use LaTeX in any old Word documents you already have, you have to manually copy the macros across, as described. Normal.dot - if you do the latter, then you can use the macros in any new documents you create. You can copy them to a normal Word doc, or to a template e.g. Click Trust Center, click Trust Center Settings, and then click Macro Settings. Scroll down to the bottom right and click on Word Options. If you want to use it in your own document, you obviously have to go to Tools/Templates and add-ins/Organizer./Macro Project Items, select the 4 macro's from the left hand side EqnBookmark, LaTeX_Entry, LaTeXMacros and Report_Error, load the destination document on the right hand side ( Close File/Open File.) and copy the 4 macros across to the document you want to use them in. Open a word document and click on the Microsoft Office Button in the top left hand corner. Then you have to either create new documents based on that template, or add the template in using Options/Templates and add-ins/Add. The simplest solution is to save LaTeXinWord doc file as a template (.dot).

Looking at the script, by default it uses the server at /~ntoner/Process_LaTeX/.

It should ask 'Enable Macros?' -> Yes.ДЇor me, it worked out-of-the box without installing any of the server code. I am using Word 2003, so I went to Tools/Macro/Security -> Medium -> OK, then close and re-open the document. If it says 'Macros are disabled', then you need to set security to medium. If this doesn't work, then sorry I can't help. If you click on an equation in this document, and press ALT+L, it should show the GUI. That document has the macros contained in it. New MathPage(See 6.1.2. Note: In this section, well refer to Word 2016 and PowerPoint 2016, but the process applies to Office 2016 and later, including the installed version of Office 365 (not the online version). Have you opened the word document LaTeXinWord_03_v_0_3_1.doc ? This is in fact all you need! Support for Microsoft Office 2013: MathType 6.9 adds a MathType tab to Word 2013 and PowerPoint 2013, similar to that in earlier versions of Microsoft Office.

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