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Dear friends!

Excuse me being hard-headed, but I will repeat my question (since I
havn't got
answer and I need it):

How can I make \in macro enclose the formula number in parentheses?
I'd like
    \placeformula[eq:bum] $$ a = b $$
    ...
    \in{equation}[eq:bum]
to produce:

    a = b
    ...
    equation (1)

Can you hint me?

Many thanks and greetings.

M.K.

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