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Word 2007 restricts which characters can be used as characters or as operators in an equation

Article ID:918787
Last Review:October 15, 2007
Revision:1.4

INTRODUCTION

Microsoft Office Word 2007 restricts which characters can be used in an equation as delimiting or grouping characters, as accented characters, or as operators. Currently, there is no method to determine whether a character can be used as one of these characters in an equation.

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Additionally, the following Word Object Model class properties are restricted with regard to which characters can be passed through the properties, as follows:
OMathDelim class properties:
BegChr
EndChr
SepChr
OMathAcc class properties:
Char
OMathGroupChar class properties:
Char
OMathNary class properties:
Char

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Microsoft Office Word 2007

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