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word 域输入分数或根式（The word domain scores or radical input） When I enter a score in Word, I see that math teachers are worried about typing scores in Word while preparing lessons and making and printing paper. Now, after my many attempts, I have mastered several quick ways. * Word domain scores or radical input For example, enter 2/3, press the cursor in the position to be inserted, press it in turn 1) toolbar insert / field 2) select an equation and formula in the category, and select Eq in the domain name 3) press the option key to select the \F () entry in the switch (see the selection in the following description), and then return to the dialog window of the domain by pressing the add key to the field 4) in brackets, fill in the numerator 2 and the denominator 3, and then click ok. If the input root according to the above steps are only \R in the third step (,) (a comma on the left is the root index). Of course, if this problem is entered for a long time, this method is obviously too slow, then you can use macro help. * other methods First, enter the score in Office 2000. Open Word to the domain in insert - - (category) for equality and equal, select the Eq in the following domain, select the domain code below and then choose an option, then a, there is a dialog box, select the \f (,) a, with the mouse stimulated two, appeared in a digital in the dialog box, note the semicolon molecules before, after the semicolon hit after hit the denominator, to determine the point will appear in the Word score. Two, in Office 2000, open Word, press Ctrl+F9, appear a brace, in which input: eq/f (*, *), and then press F9 can appear scores. Note that after the RQ must be spaces, * means the numerator and denominator of the score. Three, in Office 2003, open Word, in the insert - to domain - (category), to find the domain name for the EQ entry, open the formula editor, you can find the formula, enter the numerator and denominator in *. How do I enter a fraction in Excel? When you ente