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  1. 2015-06-09, 06:14 PM #1
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    Default Converting all fractions in all text selected to stacked fractions

    Is there a way to convert all fractions in all text selected to stacked fractions??

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    Default Re: Converting all fractions in all text selected to stacked fractions

    I believe that stacking fractions only works within MText. No MText, No Stack
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    Default Re: Converting all fractions in all text selected to stacked fractions

    I apologize it is mtext
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