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Copying equations from a word in Mathml format

I created a large number of mathematical equations in Word 2013 using the built-in equation editor. I need to enter these equations into a browser-based editor (CKEditor with fmath plugin) that supports math.

Is there a way to copy these equations from a word and paste them as math in an online editor?

Any other solution (which leads to the fact that I do not have to enter each separate equation again), in addition, copy / paste will also be very useful.

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You probably used the new (like Word 2007) Equation Tools. Then the conversion is simple. The old equation editor is still available, but you need to take extra steps to use it (Insert -> Object -> Microsoft Equation 3.0), so you probably didn't use it.

When you copy an equation created using Equation Tools and paste it into an editor, such as Notepad, it should be automatically transferred in MathML format.

If this does not happen (and instead you get only some characters in the equation), check the parameters of the equation. You can open them on the tab "Equations Tools", "Design"; click on the very small icon in the lower right corner of the Tools group:

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" " ; " MathML ".

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