On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
> Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
> the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
> \sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
>
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 07:10:08PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together, not the symbols.
On a
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
On a related issue, if want to put spaces in the equation, pressing the
space bar moves the cursor out the right side. I don't know what I've
missed here.
I think you have to use the Insert Space Buttom from the Math Panel. You can
chose from thin, medium and thick spaces, etc. Or just
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together, not the symbols.
On a
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
On a related issue, if want to put spaces in the equation, pressing the
space bar moves the cursor out the right side. I don't know what I've
missed here.
I think you have to use the Insert Space Buttom from the Math Panel. You can
chose from thin, medium and thick spaces, etc. Or just
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together, not the symbols.
On a
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
> On a related issue, if want to put spaces in the equation, pressing the
> space bar moves the cursor out the right side. I don't know what I've
> missed here.
I think you have to use the Insert Space Buttom from the Math Panel. You can
chose from thin, medium and thick spaces, etc. Or just
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Writing in book class, do I need to do more than invoke math mode to have
the equations properly formatted on screen as well as on paper? I use the
\sub, \textperiodcentered and \sup within math mode (invoking TeX mode, of
course), but all I see is the text run together,
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