Math symbols on Word

[chattlax2]

could somebody tell me how to get math symbols on Microsoft word?

[Meade Lacrosse]

The "+" sign is right next to the back space key. You have to hold shift though. If you don't hold shift, it'll make an "=" sign. Next to that key is the "-" key.

I'm sure that is so far from what you meant, but what the hell. I thought I'd throw it out there.

[lax21goalie2008]

I think if you go to insert, symbols, there's math symbols there.

[ML_LAX09]

I'm pretty sure * means muliplication. It's shift, then number 8 above the letters.

Or do what lax21goalie said and go to that, then set the subset to Mathmatical Operations.

[chattlax2]

[QUOTE=lax21goalie2008]I think if you go to insert, symbols, there's math symbols there.[/QUOTE/]
thanks lax21, i was talking about like symbols for like square roots and pie and all that junk just to clarify

[HCrum05]

I use these a lot because I have to use them in my lab reports in college. Go to Insert, Object, then scroll to MathType 5.0 Equation. That will serve all your math needs.

[Jesse]

Go Tools > Customize > Insert > Equation editor

http://spot.pcc.edu/~ssimonds/thisandthat/msword.htm