Thank you very much for this enlightening vidoe. Will use it a lot in the future and also teach my students how to do this. Do you have a shortcut to write a variable as a vector, this means for a force a capital F with the vector arrow above the F ?
More precisely : (abc)\vec and twice spacebar. After first spacebar it makes the vector arrow, after second spacebar the brackets disappear and the vector arrow is on the abc. You can replace abc with whatever expression you want.
Thanks a lot, man. Really wanted to know the shortcut for the subscript, but found nothing when google searching, just useless things. You're the only one who actually helped, I appreciated it. Great vid.
A lot of great tips, thank you so much. One of the difficulties I sometimes encounter is if I want to delete a term. It tends to select more than I want than deleting more than I want. Any ideas about that ?
I understand the issue. To delete a specific part of an equation without selecting more than you want, try these steps: Click at the beginning of the term you want to delete. Hold down the "Shift" key on your keyboard. Click at the end of the term you want to delete. Release the "Shift" key. Press the "Delete" or "Backspace" key to remove the selected term. This should allow you to precisely delete the term you need without selecting extra parts 😊👍
Thanks for the educational video bro. You earned my subscribe, like and comment at the same time. keep posting such useful tips for the reviving young students across the globe
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Thank you very much for this enlightening vidoe. Will use it a lot in the future and also teach my students how to do this.
Do you have a shortcut to write a variable as a vector, this means for a force a capital F with the vector arrow above the F ?
I appreciate the kind comments 🙂 I do not know a shortcut to write a vector but I will look into it!
@@GingerMathematician Found it in the mean time : "\vec" and twice the space bar :)
More precisely : (abc)\vec and twice spacebar. After first spacebar it makes the vector arrow, after second spacebar the brackets disappear and the vector arrow is on the abc. You can replace abc with whatever expression you want.
Thank you for finding the answer 🙂, much appreciated!
Thanks a lot, man. Really wanted to know the shortcut for the subscript, but found nothing when google searching, just useless things. You're the only one who actually helped, I appreciated it. Great vid.
Glad I could help! I tried to keep it to the point 🙂
This just saved me about half a year of tedious clicking in MS equation editor…wish I found this sooner!!!! Thank you, my friend!
Glad it saved you time 😊
@GingerMathematician, I really appreciate your insightful presentation. Thank you so much.
No problem glad it helps 🙂
A lot of great tips, thank you so much.
One of the difficulties I sometimes encounter is if I want to delete a term. It tends to select more than I want than deleting more than I want. Any ideas about that ?
I understand the issue. To delete a specific part of an equation without selecting more than you want, try these steps:
Click at the beginning of the term you want to delete.
Hold down the "Shift" key on your keyboard.
Click at the end of the term you want to delete.
Release the "Shift" key.
Press the "Delete" or "Backspace" key to remove the selected term.
This should allow you to precisely delete the term you need without selecting extra parts 😊👍
@@GingerMathematician Thank you kindly,
I'll give it a try.
Simple and helpful tricks, thank you!
Thanks Mike 🙂👍
This is a brilliant video, I really like it. This is really helpful to me.
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks! Very useful and no nonsense.
Glad it helped Dave - I try to keep to the point 🙂👍
whuch microsoft office version are you using??? i m using 2016 ..its not there?? is there any addon io have to download ??
Should be part of the 2016 package... 👍
Thanks for the educational video bro. You earned my subscribe, like and comment at the same time. keep posting such useful tips for the reviving young students across the globe
Will do 😊👍
Very informative and useful
Thank you Sarvaarth, hope everything is going well!
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Hi Christine, not a problem to use the video freely 🙂👍 Just an acknowledgement is fine 😊
thank you
You're welcome 🙂 Hope you found it helpful!
Thanks - but please turn up the volume.
Changed my settings since this video 🙂
How to provide a mathematical space in equation editor without using keyboard space?
Do you mean how to create a space on the screen without using the keyboard?
@@GingerMathematician exactly
For example if you write 3 + 5 = 8, the spaces between the numbers are created automatically (unlike in the normal writing function). Hope that helps!
@@GingerMathematician sometimes I wrote functions with variables that time what can I do
I do not know of a button in Equation Editor that creates a space, just the space bar on the keyboard
It is disabled here! Why not showing how to enable it?
Where are you living Uzun? 👍
@@GingerMathematician I live in TR.
Salam .comment ecrire norme || dans word par code ,merci
Salut! Je pense, on clique Ctrl + Alt + < sur un PC :-)
Thanks
No worries, hope it has helped 🙂
why is word in German if you're not using German to give the verbal instructions?
I had my Office preset to German, changed it now 😊
Gonna use this a lot lmao
You wait until you start writing your IA... 🙂
Are you German?
Nope but I live in Germany and speak German at home 🙂