It's great to see this feature on the beta!
So far I've been unable to add an equation to an existing notebook. If
I create a new one though, it seems to work okay. I wonder if this is
intentional, not fully implemented yet, or a bug. More importantly, I
wonder what the workaround is?

Did you convert the existing notebook to 2010 format? If not, right-click
it, go to Properties and click the "Convert to 2010" button.

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"Doug Smith" <sluggo@telus.net> wrote in message
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> It's great to see this feature on the beta!
> So far I've been unable to add an equation to an existing notebook. If I
> create a new one though, it seems to work okay. I wonder if this is
> intentional, not fully implemented yet, or a bug. More importantly, I
> wonder what the workaround is?

You can only create and edit equations in notebooks that are in 2010 format.

If you paste an equation into a 2007 format notebook, it will show as image.
The same thing happens if you downgrade a notebook to 2007 format.

Give it a whirl and let us know what you think!

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"Doug Smith" wrote:

> It's great to see this feature on the beta!
> So far I've been unable to add an equation to an existing notebook. If
> I create a new one though, it seems to work okay. I wonder if this is
> intentional, not fully implemented yet, or a bug. More importantly, I
> wonder what the workaround is?
> .
>