What should I do if I can t read mathematical symbols in a word document?

It's the formulater font that's wrong.

Open the document and double-click on the mathematical formula that has the display problem, and the formulator will start automatically. Click "Style - Definition" in the interface of the formulator, and click "Advanced" in the "Define Style" dialog box that pops up

At this time, you can see the font settings of the formulator, pay special attention to the settings of "variables" and "lowercase Greek letters" and "symbols", if this is a font that your system does not support, then the formulator cannot display the mathematical formula correctly, you can select the font you like and have been installed in your system in the corresponding drop-down list box, so that the formula can be displayed correctly after setting. It is recommended to use the font "times new roman" for variables, and the font for lowercase Greek letters and symbols is "symbol", which is generally installed by default on the Windows system.

What you see in Word is garbled, but what you see after entering the formulator is the correctly displayed formula, and after exiting the formulator, it becomes garbled again. In fact, this is because the formulater automatically displays the formula in the font supported by your system, but it is not updated to the word document, then you only need to click "File - Update Document" in the formulator. Or press the shortcut key "Ctrl+S" to update the formula font to the document, and you can see that the formula has been displayed normally after exiting.

If you can't solve it, ask me.

After exiting, you can see that the formula has been displayed normally.

Man, the original text is word, and of course your entire WPS is not displayed. It's OK to change to office software, or to a computer with Word.

That's the math symbol typed out with the formulator, you try to upgrade the formulator.

In word, you have to click.

Insert - >

Object - >

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formulas, and then it's time for math publicity.

A question I've answered before, look here: When using the formulator, set it up:

The formulator is not installed properly.

You can try to use some other input methods, such as QQ Pinyin, in the QQ Pinyin method, there are symbols in the attack options, click on the symbol, there are many options, you can try to find out, whether there is what you need.

Personally, I feel ......Your computer has less font ......You put the file on someone's computer to look at it, and if there is, copy it back to the font, and there is a font in the control panel.

In "Tools" - "Options" - "View" - "Display", remove the checkmark in the ** box and try it.

It may be that the font is not the same, you need to add the font in the font library, or it may be that the word file is corrupted.

Math symbols cannot be displayed.

The ** estimate cannot be displayed because the landlord's paragraph line spacing uses a fixed value, select the content, and click the menu "Format --- paragraph".

Change to "Single-spaced".

I've had it too.

Hair Take a look.

Word toolbar, view, ** box front tick removed.

At this point you do not have the result of installing the word formulator correctly.

The word formulator requires a special font: mt extra ttf. If you don't have this font installed, then some special symbols will be displayed with boxes (or error codes).

Workaround: It can be solved by reinstalling the formulator or this font.

The problem should be that you don't have the "formulator" installed, I don't know if your office is fully installed, if it is fully installed, try to do the following:

1.Open Word, right-click in the blank space of the "Menu Bar", and select "Custom".

2.In the pop-up "Customize" dialog box, select the "Commands" tab;

3.In Category, select Insert;

4.In Commands, select Formulator;

5.Drag it into the Format Bar.

If it is not fully installed, please put it into the office installation disk, install it, and then try to do the above operation.

Hope it helps! Good luck