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hello guys welcome back to this series which is all about fully utilizing the power of microsoft word to type equations and mathematics efficiently all in microsoft word so the very last video we were talking about how to create equations environments very quickly just like over here utilizing the power of prefix shortcuts so that you can create equation environments like this quickly instead of going through the menus and click insert equation if you havenamp;#39;t seen that yet feel free to check it out iamp;#39;ll put down the link in the description so now that you have an equation environment you still need to be able to type math efficiently so in this video iamp;#39;m going to introduce you to basically the language which is called unicode math so these symbols as you can see as on screen examples here these are unicode examples a language that is very very similar to latex and allows you to just type completely markdown characters and yet it automatically compiles or builds