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Another possibility is that your document has editing restrictions applied and you're trying to add the equation to a restricted area.
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If you are desperate you could try going old school. The original equation field still works in word 2016 even though it has been deprecated (I know because I use it a lot).
You will need to look at how the various switches work though. https://jay-freedman.info/EQ%20field%20switches.htm I quite like it as a tool as it doesn't italicise text like the equation editor 3 used to do but does allow you to apply font effects if you want to. I'm hoping I can hold out using the old equation field until equations using latex is a bit more established. |
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My file is in compatibility mode. I have solved the problem by converting the file. "File-Convert" works.
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