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Change default math font in Powerpoint
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The default math font for MS Powerpoint 2016 is "Cambria Math". In some cases, I want to change it (e.q. "XITS Math").
I found a solution for MS Word (Select a different math font in Microsoft Word). However, it cannot apply for Powerpoint because the Equation Option dialog in Powerpoint differs from the one in Word.
Here is Equation Options dialog in Powerpoint:
Here is Equation Options dialog in Word:
How to show the full options dialog for Powerpoint like in Word?
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asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
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The default math font for MS Powerpoint 2016 is "Cambria Math". In some cases, I want to change it (e.q. "XITS Math").
I found a solution for MS Word (Select a different math font in Microsoft Word). However, it cannot apply for Powerpoint because the Equation Option dialog in Powerpoint differs from the one in Word.
Here is Equation Options dialog in Powerpoint:
Here is Equation Options dialog in Word:
How to show the full options dialog for Powerpoint like in Word?
fonts microsoft-powerpoint
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31
add a comment |
The default math font for MS Powerpoint 2016 is "Cambria Math". In some cases, I want to change it (e.q. "XITS Math").
I found a solution for MS Word (Select a different math font in Microsoft Word). However, it cannot apply for Powerpoint because the Equation Option dialog in Powerpoint differs from the one in Word.
Here is Equation Options dialog in Powerpoint:
Here is Equation Options dialog in Word:
How to show the full options dialog for Powerpoint like in Word?
fonts microsoft-powerpoint
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
The default math font for MS Powerpoint 2016 is "Cambria Math". In some cases, I want to change it (e.q. "XITS Math").
I found a solution for MS Word (Select a different math font in Microsoft Word). However, it cannot apply for Powerpoint because the Equation Option dialog in Powerpoint differs from the one in Word.
Here is Equation Options dialog in Powerpoint:
Here is Equation Options dialog in Word:
How to show the full options dialog for Powerpoint like in Word?
fonts microsoft-powerpoint
fonts microsoft-powerpoint
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
edited Apr 26 '17 at 5:56
khanhndk
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
khanhndkkhanhndk
365
asked Apr 26 '17 at 5:22
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365
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If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31
add a comment |
If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31
If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31
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What I did was to change the default Math font in Word first, then move to Powerpoint, highlight the equation and manually change its font in the "Home" tab. The font successfully changes for compatible Math fonts. However I had problems with Latin Modern Math where certain characters would change to others when converting to this font.
The problem was annoying enough for me to abandon this approach. So I am also looking for a good solution.
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What I did was to change the default Math font in Word first, then move to Powerpoint, highlight the equation and manually change its font in the "Home" tab. The font successfully changes for compatible Math fonts. However I had problems with Latin Modern Math where certain characters would change to others when converting to this font.
The problem was annoying enough for me to abandon this approach. So I am also looking for a good solution.
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What I did was to change the default Math font in Word first, then move to Powerpoint, highlight the equation and manually change its font in the "Home" tab. The font successfully changes for compatible Math fonts. However I had problems with Latin Modern Math where certain characters would change to others when converting to this font.
The problem was annoying enough for me to abandon this approach. So I am also looking for a good solution.
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What I did was to change the default Math font in Word first, then move to Powerpoint, highlight the equation and manually change its font in the "Home" tab. The font successfully changes for compatible Math fonts. However I had problems with Latin Modern Math where certain characters would change to others when converting to this font.
The problem was annoying enough for me to abandon this approach. So I am also looking for a good solution.
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What I did was to change the default Math font in Word first, then move to Powerpoint, highlight the equation and manually change its font in the "Home" tab. The font successfully changes for compatible Math fonts. However I had problems with Latin Modern Math where certain characters would change to others when converting to this font.
The problem was annoying enough for me to abandon this approach. So I am also looking for a good solution.
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If you want the fuill options dialog, you'll probably have to create your equations in Word then copy/paste to PowerPoint.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 26 '17 at 14:54
I did it. However, when I paste it to Powerpoint, it automatically converts to the default math font of Powerpoint (even I tried three paste options: keep source, match destination, keep text only).
– khanhndk
Apr 27 '17 at 0:28
I don't have any appropriate math fonts other than Cambria Math installed on my 2016 box so can't test this, but after selecting the equation in Word, copy it, then in PPT, use Paste Special and choose As Word Object or similar.
– Steve Rindsberg
Apr 27 '17 at 14:31