L lucasc896 macrumors member Original poster Nov 22, 2007 #1 I installed my office 2004 suite a while back, but I've only just found out that equation editor is not part of the standard install. I no longer have the disk, so is there any way I can install the equation editor without the disk? Cheers, Chris
I installed my office 2004 suite a while back, but I've only just found out that equation editor is not part of the standard install. I no longer have the disk, so is there any way I can install the equation editor without the disk? Cheers, Chris
mad jew Moderator emeritus Nov 22, 2007 #2 I guess you could borrow a disc. Surely you can get your own disc(s) back though.
L lucasc896 macrumors member Original poster Nov 23, 2007 #3 I could get my disk back, but unfortunately it's over 1000 miles away with my brother in Spain. I managed to find someone in my halls that had the disk, so it's all good now.
I could get my disk back, but unfortunately it's over 1000 miles away with my brother in Spain. I managed to find someone in my halls that had the disk, so it's all good now.