How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment

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soaralone1 Commentator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Kenmore, NY Posts: 71	How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 05/31/2008 1:12 AM
	I have been out of touch with you folks along time. Some time has been working on some great new TTOE problems: Multiple-Body problems: Solar system and atomic fusion (lots of little sub-particles here). The questions: How to put equations and graphs in conventional formats with my comments? How to find a particular comment in the thread of comments in a CR4 blog? Soaralone
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Electroman Guru Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Dunstable, England Posts: 2821 Good Answers: 45	#1 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 05/31/2008 7:49 AM
	Its easy to find threads in CR4 even without using the in-house search engine... Just put the search words into google and add CR4 .... For some reason Google loves these pages!!! __________________ A little knowledge is a dangerous thing - Googling is far worse!
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Stirling Stan Guru Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: KnoxTN Posts: 1485 Good Answers: 6	#2 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 05/31/2008 11:57 PM
	"How to put equations and graphs in conventional formats with my comments?" Try MS Word.doc or get a .pdf editor. __________________ Do Nothing Simply When a Way Can be Found to Make it Complex and Wonderful
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ndt-tom Guru Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1035 Good Answers: 40	#3 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 06/01/2008 10:43 AM
	Further to SS's comment... (as I feel pretty certain that soar wants to put the equations into his CR4 posts/comments)... Use ms Word's "Equation Editor" for starters, to create the overall look of your equation, then do a screen capture (Prnt Scn key), and paste the screen capture into "Paint" (or preferably a slightly better graphics program). Crop-out just what you need, and tweak it a bit using the graphics tools. Save it as a .gif or .jpg imag. Then, when you are typing your post/comments and you want to insert your equation, click on the "Camera" icon (at the top of CR4's "Comments Editor" window) , and use the "Browse" button to find your equation-image on your pc. Need further help...(?)... "Ask, and it shall be given"...!
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Anonymous Poster	#4 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 06/01/2008 11:21 AM
	How to put equations and graphs in conventional formats with my comments? I'm still using a version of Mathcad I bought a long time ago. You can copy formulas and equations and paste into another document.
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ndt-tom Guru Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1035 Good Answers: 40	#5 In reply to #4 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 06/01/2008 2:41 PM
	copy & paste directly into CR4's editor...??? = { here's what I get , trying "Copy & Paste"}
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jcrock Commentator Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 62 Good Answers: 1	#6 Re: How to #1 equa's & graphs - #2 find a comment 06/01/2008 11:15 PM
	Are you free to tell us a bit more about your fusion experiments? I have done some in the past and am seeking funding to continue those.
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