Darren Freeman wrote:
Secondly, the learning curve is quite steep! Try explaining to somebody that
the right way to type one-point-five-five-microns is to press {C-m, 1.55,
\ , \mu, , C-m, m}. They want to know why they can't just insert a
mu where they want it like in a real word
Darren Freeman wrote:
> Secondly, the learning curve is quite steep! Try explaining to somebody that
> the "right" way to type one-point-five-five-microns is to press {C-m, "1.55",
> "\ ", "\mu", " ", C-m, "m"}. They want to know why they can't just insert a
> mu where they want it like in a
