On Sun, 4 Jan 2004, Alejandro Lorenzo Gallego wrote: > El Domingo, 4 de Enero de 2004 11:59, Christian Marker escribió: > > Hi .* > > > > I am writing a script of my maths lecture at university with LyX. Pretty > > much everything is looking like I want it to, but the Integrals look kind > > of ugly. Is there any (easy) way to put the numbers (start and stop of the > > interval) directly above and under the Integral sign? Until now, I drop > > them in with > > > > \int ^a _b > > > > I also tried _b \int ^a, but this is'n looking nice, either... > > > > It's the same problem which I had with Sums, but there it doesn't really > > bother me... > > > > If you don't know what I mean, I might have a look at: > > http://www.keen-web.de/none-of-your-business/tmp/mathe1.png (about 40 KB) > > > > TIA, > > Christian > > > Well, i had the same question in the past, and i found the answer in a > "hidden" spot of the help documents; let's see: > > you have to do the following: > -write \int^a _b > -put the cursor in a way where the integral symbol is selected(with that > purple box around it > -Press the following key sequence: Alt-M-l > -Take a look at your beautiful integral :-)
I thought I'd add this to the wiki... but does anyone know what "Alt-m l" actually does? Or is it as simple as that "Alt-m l" toggles limits from being shown in 'display' v.s. 'inline' mode? And while talking about that.. is 'display mode' and 'inline mode' the correct terms for this? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
