[Blindmath] Creating equations in documents

[Wilson_KC]

Do you have a Nemeth book?  On page 313 they show you the spacial arrangement of a fraction.  If you don't, I can try to explain it.  

On one line and three spaces from margin, you would Braille out number sign with the number for the numerator.

On the next line below that, and one space to the left of that number sign  Braille sign for "th" then a series of dots 25 until the end of the number, then the number sign.  You are basically creating the fraction line spacially. 

For the denominator: On the next line, and lining up your number sign just below the number sign in the numerator, again Braille a number sign then the number. 

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From: Blindmath [blindmath-bounces at nfbnet.org] on behalf of Sarah Clark via Blindmath [blindmath at nfbnet.org]
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 9:02 AM
To: Blind Math list for those interested in mathematics
Subject: [Blindmath] Creating equations in documents

Hello All,
I am creating some handouts for sighted students, which will contain some basic math equations, and specifically, I need to format the division equations properly so that the numerator is above the denominator (instead of them simply being seperated with a /)
Is there an accessible way to do this? I am currently using Word 2003.
Thanks,
Sarah




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