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It seems like that did the trick on that science set.
Let me know if any other sets are having the same problem.
Thanks everyone! Happy Summer,
-BrigidBut also, in the meantime, let me know what you have trouble getting downloaded and I can send it over 🙂
brigid@mathgiraffe.comHmmm. so frustrating. Do you happen to be doing it at school?
Sometimes a school server will block a download… not sure if that is the case on this one? (?)Have you installed the fonts? There are tips for how to do that here:
https://www.dafont.com/faq.php
And then, often you have to close and reopen PowerPoint for them to appear as installed.
For images, you should be able to insert any image you wish. Have you unzipped the files from the compressed folders?
You can do google slides, but the options are more limited.I don’t believe you can change quite everything with the equation editor, but I have not tried installing something like “math type,” which some people like.
You can, however, click inside your formatting options (within the standard equation editor) and convert highlighted equations to “normal text” and then choose a font, but it will only usually change the letters and numbers, and sometimes messes up exponent sizes, depending on the font. It will not change your radical bars, division bars, etc.
If anyone else has found a good way, please jump in! 🙂Super cool! Thank you so much for sharing! This will be so helpful for the math crew 🙂
Much appreciated!
