I have office xp pro but i haven't the equation editor
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To Install Equation Editor in Microsoft Office XP, follow these steps: 1. Quit all Office programs. \n2. Click Start , point to Settings , and then click Control Panel.\n\nNote In Microsoft Windows XP, click Start , and then click Control Panel.  \n3. Open Add/Remove Programs.  \n4. Click Change or Remove Programs, click Microsoft Office XP in the Currently installed programs list, and then click Change. \n5. Click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next. \n6. In the Features to install, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Tools. \n7. Click the arrow next to Equation Editor. \n8. Click Run all from My Computer. \n9. Click Update Now. \n\nSee Microsoft Knowledgebase Article ID 228569 link below
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Use a database.\n\nwww.openoffice.org has a complete suite of office products. And it's free.
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I guess you don't have Excel.\nGet OpenOffice.\nwww.openoffice.org
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Yes, OpenOffice.  Google it.  It includes the equivalent of Powerpoint, Word, Excel, and lots of other stuff.  Open Source, available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and other OS's.\n\nFree.
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download Open Office\n\n\nfree program & many useful features\n\nhere is the link\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/OpenOffice/openoffice.html\n\nhope it helps : )
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http://www.microangelo.us/advanced_icon_editor/XP_icon_editor.asp\n\nI have had much success with this program.\n\nHope this helps..\n\nThe Geeks
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Don't think you can do it, the only program that might be bale to do it is openoffice, haven't tried it though even though I have ms office 2007 pro and openoffice
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You are talking about subscripts.  To type X followed by a little 2 in microsoft word do the following:\n1)Type X\n2)Go to format->font check box next to subscript\n3)Type 2\n4)Go to format->font UNcheck box next to subscript\nDone\n\nA better option for mathematical formulas in Word is using a microsoft equation 3.0 object.\n1)Insert -> Object\n2)Microsoft Equation 3.0
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I would suggest the free program OpenOffice.  it looks and feels like microft word and the other office programs. I think there's a mac version but i don't know if you can just install the writing part of the program.
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You might try this if you want word, excel, power point, and more.....etc.....\n\nHttp://download.openoffice.org/2.0.1/
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try openoffice.org\n\nthey offer you a cmplete office application suite which is compatible with microsoft products. The whole thing is completely free and is just as good as anything that microsoft have ever produced. the web address is www.openoffice.org hope this helps you
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There is a program called 'Impress' from openoffice.org that creates powerpoint type presentations. Is that what you used? the software is free. what is the extention of the file?
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Are you speaking of Microsoft Excel or just on paper or what?\n\nI can't answer again so E-MAIL me.\n\nnkpr25@yahoo.com\n\nor contact me through my site\n\nhttp://www.nkp25.co.nr
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you can use wordpad. its like word its already installed in your windows(if ur using windows.)\nyou can also use notepad.
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As far as I know it's not possible. You'll have to use Word or a similar program like in OpenOffice.org
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If you don't have MS Office or Works on you comp you will need this free program:\nSpell Checker for OE 2.1\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2952
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I was working in power point when I saw your problem and for answer I got one solution on web however you have said you used file/send and did not work.\n\nBut you can get a help file here and at the end you will find some helpful information.\n\nhttp://www.jmu.edu/computing/ittraining/workshop/exercises/xp/wordppt.doc (MICROSOFT WORD) \n\nIn the meantime I will try if I find anything I will inform you.