Re: How to superscript within a date environment

anted the (R) superscripted, and couldn't find ways that didn't involve math. So I finally put the following in ERT (TeX) $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ This gave me a "Missing glyphs!" error. Without using math, couldn't you insert a superscript (Insert > Format

Re: How to superscript within a date environment

textregistered. I wanted >>> the (R) superscripted, and couldn't find ways that didn't involve >>> math. So I finally put the following in ERT (TeX) >>> >>> $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ >> >> This gave me a "Missing glyphs!"

Re: How to superscript within a date environment

y put the following in ERT (TeX) $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ This gave me a "Missing glyphs!" error. Without using math, couldn't you insert a superscript (Insert > Formatting > Superscript) and then \textregistered in ERT (Insert > TeX Code)? Daniel I am sti

Re: How to superscript within a date environment

ems superfluous then. And outside of math mode, you can just use the LyX functionality to achieve the same result as suggested below. Without using math, couldn't you insert a superscript (Insert > Formatting > Superscript) and then \textregistered in ERT (Insert > TeX Code)? Daniel

Re: How to superscript within a date environment

nally put the following in ERT (TeX) $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ This gave me a "Missing glyphs!" error. foo\textsuperscript\textregistered Herbert Without using math, couldn't you insert a superscript (Insert > Formatting > Superscript) and then \textregistered in ER

Re: How to superscript within a date environment

(TeX) $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ This gave me a "Missing glyphs!" error. Without using math, couldn't you insert a superscript (Insert > Formatting > Superscript) and then \textregistered in ERT (Insert > TeX Code)? Daniel -- lyx-users mailing list lyx-users@lists.lyx.org http

How to superscript within a date environment

Hi all, On my book, I used the date environment to write "A Troubleshooters.Com(R) book, except I used \textregistered. I wanted the (R) superscripted, and couldn't find ways that didn't involve math. So I finally put the following in ERT (TeX) $^{\footnotesize\textregistered}$ I'm sure most of

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

On Tue, 24 Nov 2020 17:01:14 +0100 (CET) Csikos Bela wrote: > Hello: > > Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it > back to normal font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue > but none of them had the required effect. This is in lyx 2.0.6

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

> > >> > > >> Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back > > >> to normal font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but > > >> none of them had the required effect. This is in lyx 2.0.6 (I know it's >

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

Am Mittwoch, 25. November 2020, 16:24:48 CET schrieb Csikos Bela: > Kornel Benko írta: > >Am Tue, 24 Nov 2020 17:01:14 +0100 (CET) > > > >schrieb Csikos Bela : > >> Hello: > >> > >> Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I chan

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

Kornel Benko írta: >Am Tue, 24 Nov 2020 17:01:14 +0100 (CET) >schrieb Csikos Bela : > >> Hello: >> >> Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back to >> normal >> font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but none

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

Axel Dessecker írta: >Am Dienstag, 24. November 2020, 17:01:14 CET schrieb Csikos Bela: >> Hello: >> >> Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back to >> normal font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but none of >

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

Am Dienstag, 24. November 2020, 17:01:14 CET schrieb Csikos Bela: > Hello: > > Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back to > normal font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but none of > them had the required effect. This is in ly

Re: change superscript or subscript to normal font

Am Tue, 24 Nov 2020 17:01:14 +0100 (CET) schrieb Csikos Bela : > Hello: > > Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back to > normal > font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but none of them had > the > required effect. This is

change superscript or subscript to normal font

Hello: Accidentally I changed some text to superscript. How can I change it back to normal font? I tried to reset all properties in font dialogue but none of them had the required effect. This is in lyx 2.0.6 (I know it's old but works for me.) Thanks, bcsikos -- lyx-users mailing list lyx

Re: red rectangle under one superscript

Le 10/02/2020 à 15:30, Wolfgang Engelmann a écrit : ok I set the lyx view size from 200 to 210, and the red mark disappeared. However, setting the size back to 200, no red mark is now shown I bit strange I am not sure that the previews are correctly redone when changing zoom. JMarc --

Re: red rectangle under one superscript

Am 10.02.20 um 15:17 schrieb Jean-Marc Lasgouttes: Le 10/02/2020 à 15:16, Wolfgang Engelmann a écrit : The red mark is what we put when a preview is supposedly too small, so that people notice the math inset. The limit value is 10 pixels at 100dpi, therefore the equivalent of 0.1 inch. It

Re: red rectangle under one superscript

Le 10/02/2020 à 15:16, Wolfgang Engelmann a écrit : The red mark is what we put when a preview is supposedly too small, so that people notice the math inset. The limit value is 10 pixels at 100dpi, therefore the equivalent of 0.1 inch. It may be that we should make the limit lower. JMarc

Re: red rectangle under one superscript

Am 10.02.20 um 11:39 schrieb Jean-Marc Lasgouttes: Le 10/02/2020 à 09:53, Wolfgang Engelmann a écrit : I get a red rectangle under one superscript (see the attached lyx file) I use debian bullseye and LyX Version 2.3.4 (Sonntag, 12. Januar 2020) Perhaps a bit academic, since the pdf output

Re: red rectangle under one superscript

Le 10/02/2020 à 09:53, Wolfgang Engelmann a écrit : I get a red rectangle under one superscript (see the attached lyx file) I use debian bullseye and LyX Version 2.3.4 (Sonntag, 12. Januar 2020) Perhaps a bit academic, since the pdf output seems to be ok. But still: Why the red mark? The red

red rectangle under one superscript

I get a red rectangle under one superscript (see the attached lyx file) I use debian bullseye and LyX Version 2.3.4 (Sonntag, 12. Januar 2020) Perhaps a bit academic, since the pdf output seems to be ok. But still: Why the red mark? Wolfgang test:red-s.lyx Description: application/lyx

Re: leftside superscript

On 18/07/2016 17:30, Guillaume Munch wrote: Le 18/07/2016 16:25, Richard Heck a écrit : On 07/18/2016 07:32 AM, Kiuhnm wrote: On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: Hello, what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest version) with /correct spacing/? \prescript from

Re: leftside superscript

Le 18/07/2016 16:25, Richard Heck a écrit : On 07/18/2016 07:32 AM, Kiuhnm wrote: On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: Hello, what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest version) with /correct spacing/? \prescript from mathtools seems to work well. It'd be great if

Re: leftside superscript

On 07/18/2016 07:32 AM, Kiuhnm wrote: > On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: >> Hello, >> >> what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest >> version) with /correct spacing/? > > \prescript from mathtools seems to work well. It'd be great if > leftside prescripts were supported

Re: leftside superscript

On 18/07/2016 15:06, Steve Burnham wrote: On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 7:33 AM Kiuhnm > wrote: On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: > Hello, > > what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest > version) with

Re: leftside superscript

On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 7:33 AM Kiuhnm wrote: > On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: > > Hello, > > > > what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest > > version) with /correct spacing/? > > \prescript from mathtools seems to work well. It'd be great if

Re: leftside superscript

On 18/07/2016 13:25, Kiuhnm wrote: Hello, what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest version) with /correct spacing/? \prescript from mathtools seems to work well. It'd be great if leftside prescripts were supported directly by Lyx. Kiuhnm

leftside superscript

Hello, what's the best way to write leftside superscripts in Lyx (latest version) with /correct spacing/? Kiuhnm

superscript characters of nomenclature entries

Dear Friends of LyX, I have some terms and acronyms ending with a superscript characterin my LyX document (KOMAscript article). After > Insert > Nomenclature Entry they appear as ordinary characters, not as superscripts anymore. How could this be prevented? Thanks and regards M

Re: superscript characters of nomenclature entries

On 10/09/2015 05:13 PM, David wrote: Am 09.10.2015 um 16:18 schrieb Michael Berger: Dear Friends of LyX, I have some terms and acronyms ending with a superscript characterin my LyX document (KOMAscript article). After > Insert > Nomenclature Entry they appear as ordinary char

Re: superscript characters of nomenclature entries

Am 09.10.2015 um 16:18 schrieb Michael Berger: > Dear Friends of LyX, > > I have some terms and acronyms ending with a superscript characterin my > LyX document (KOMAscript article). > After > Insert > Nomenclature Entry they appear as ordinary characters, > not as supers

lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Hello: In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select Insert-Formatting- Superscript (or Subscript) - View document (pdflatex): the character 2 is not subscript or superscript, it is a normal inline character

Re: lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Csikos Bela bcsikos...@freemail.hu írta: In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select Insert-Formatting- Superscript (or Subscript) - View document (pdflatex): the character 2 is not subscript or superscript

lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Hello: In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select Insert-Formatting- Superscript (or Subscript) - View document (pdflatex): the character 2 is not subscript or superscript, it is a normal inline character

Re: lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Csikos Bela bcsikos...@freemail.hu írta: In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select Insert-Formatting- Superscript (or Subscript) - View document (pdflatex): the character 2 is not subscript or superscript

lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Hello: In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select Insert->Formatting-> Superscript (or Subscript) -> View document (pdflatex): the character 2 is not subscript or superscript, it is a normal inline

Re: lyx 2.1 subscript and superscript problem

Csikos Bela <bcsikos...@freemail.hu> írta: >In lyx 2.1 I can not make subscript and superscript work. > >In a new file (every setting is default) I type A2, highlight 2, select >Insert->Formatting-> >Superscript (or Subscript) -> View document (pdflatex): the

subscript/superscript bug

Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters as the surrounding font's size (that is small

Re: subscript/superscript bug

On 05/16/2013 10:10 AM, Csikos Bela wrote: Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters

subscript/superscript bug

Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters as the surrounding font's size (that is small

Re: subscript/superscript bug

On 05/16/2013 10:10 AM, Csikos Bela wrote: Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters

subscript/superscript bug

Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters as the surrounding font's size (that is small

Re: subscript/superscript bug

On 05/16/2013 10:10 AM, Csikos Bela wrote: Hello: I guess this is a bug: When I write text with non-default font size (eg. small) and insert within this text subscript or superscript characters afterwards, lyx applies the same font size to the subscript/superscript characters

Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

In a letter I'm writing I include {\textregistered} which generates the circled-R registered trademark symbol. However, when I preview the .dvi I see the symbol on the base of the line and of the same size as the body text. I thought it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math mode. Am I mistaken about this? They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. /Paul

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Paul Rubin wrote: They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. Paul, I saw that but could not recall a real-life example. Guess it's used as is the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Thanks, Rich

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

to force both copyright and registered mark symbols up into superscript territory -- but I use them very seldom, so that memory is less reliable than most (and most are not all that reliable). Guess it's used as is the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Looks that way. /Paul

Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

In a letter I'm writing I include {\textregistered} which generates the circled-R registered trademark symbol. However, when I preview the .dvi I see the symbol on the base of the line and of the same size as the body text. I thought it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math mode. Am I mistaken about this? They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. /Paul

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Paul Rubin wrote: They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. Paul, I saw that but could not recall a real-life example. Guess it's used as is the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Thanks, Rich

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

to force both copyright and registered mark symbols up into superscript territory -- but I use them very seldom, so that memory is less reliable than most (and most are not all that reliable). Guess it's used as is the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Looks that way. /Paul

Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

In a letter I'm writing I include {\textregistered} which generates the circled-R registered trademark symbol. However, when I preview the .dvi I see the symbol on the base of the line and of the same size as the body text. I thought it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

thought it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math > mode. > >Am I mistaken about this? > They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. /Paul

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Paul Rubin wrote: They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List. Paul, I saw that but could not recall a real-life example. Guess it's used as is the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Thanks, Rich

Re: Symbol Not Placed as Superscript

sure that in the past I've had to force both copyright and registered mark symbols up into superscript territory -- but I use them very seldom, so that memory is less reliable than most (and most are not all that reliable). > Guess it's used as is > the copyright symbol rather than as the TM symbol. Looks that way. /Paul

Superscript in the AUTHOR field

I am working on a manuscript with several authors, each from a different institution. I tried to indicate the diffirent affiliations using superscripts in the AUTHOR field of the title. t worked fine in Lyx 1.6.3 (under Windows), but not under 1.6.2 (under Linux/kubuntu, where I do not have

Superscript in the AUTHOR field

I am working on a manuscript with several authors, each from a different institution. I tried to indicate the diffirent affiliations using superscripts in the AUTHOR field of the title. t worked fine in Lyx 1.6.3 (under Windows), but not under 1.6.2 (under Linux/kubuntu, where I do not have

Superscript in the AUTHOR field

I am working on a manuscript with several authors, each from a different institution. I tried to indicate the diffirent affiliations using superscripts in the AUTHOR field of the title. t worked fine in Lyx 1.6.3 (under Windows), but not under 1.6.2 (under Linux/kubuntu, where I do not have

Superscript for citations

Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Thanks

Re: Superscript for citations

Sophie (itsme213) wrote: Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Yes. You have to use natbib, numerical, to get it. Add the option super to Class Options in DocumentSettings. rh

Superscript for citations

Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Thanks

Re: Superscript for citations

Sophie (itsme213) wrote: Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Yes. You have to use natbib, numerical, to get it. Add the option super to Class Options in DocumentSettings. rh

Superscript for citations

Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Thanks

Re: Superscript for citations

Sophie (itsme213) wrote: Is it possible to get something like numbered superscripts for citations? Yes. You have to use natbib, numerical, to get it. Add the option "super" to Class Options in Document>Settings. rh

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? Ctrl+m to get math (if you don't have

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? Ctrl+m to get math (if you don't have

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? Ctrl+m to get math (if you don't have

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? How are you putting in the log? If you

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? How are you putting in the log? If you

Re: subscript in superscript

Stacia Hartleben wrote: Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips? How are you putting in the log? If you

subscript in superscript

Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips?

RE: subscript in superscript

Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just

Re: subscript in superscript

Alexander Sklar wrote: Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple

subscript in superscript

Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips?

RE: subscript in superscript

Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just

Re: subscript in superscript

Alexander Sklar wrote: Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple

subscript in superscript

Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just missing something, but I can't get subscripts to work within superscripts. I want to write N^log_b(a) but the underscore always shows up no matter what I do. Tips?

RE: subscript in superscript

Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple question and I'm probably just

Re: subscript in superscript

Alexander Sklar wrote: Here's an (unusual) example: \log_{b^{a}}N^{x_{y^{3}}} -Original Message- From: Stacia Hartleben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Martes, 23 de Octubre de 2007 07:54 p.m. To: LyX Users List Subject: subscript in superscript Hi guys, this is a really simple

Minus sign in superscript

How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Minus sign in superscript

Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} In LaTeX: $10^{-24

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 11:57:01AM +0100, Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Paul A. Rubin wrote: Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same

Minus sign in superscript

How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Minus sign in superscript

Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} In LaTeX: $10^{-24

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 11:57:01AM +0100, Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Paul A. Rubin wrote: Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same

Minus sign in superscript

How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: > > How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the > minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the > muinus. > Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} -- Anthony Campbell - [

Re: Minus sign in superscript

Anthony Campbell wrote: On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the muinus. Sorry, I meant $10^{-24} gives the same as $10^{24$} In LaTeX: $10^{-24

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 11:57:01AM +0100, Anthony Campbell wrote: > On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: > > > > How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the > > minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the > >

Re: Minus sign in superscript

On 18 Oct 2007, Paul A. Rubin wrote: > Anthony Campbell wrote: >> On 18 Oct 2007, Anthony Campbell wrote: >>> How do you get a minus sign to appear in a superscript, as in 10 to the >>> minus 24? I'm sure this must be easy but $10^24$ doesn't produce the >>&g

Re: superscript

Am Sonntag, 20. Mai 2007 11:50 schrieb Gyorgy Pota: It has already been raised that, for example, textdegree symbol did not work in the early Lyx 1.5 beta(s). Now I can report that for me there is a number of keyboard symbols, including carets, degree etc. that do not work. They do not

Re: superscript

Bernd Sellentin wrote: Am Sonntag, 20. Mai 2007 11:50 schrieb Gyorgy Pota: It has already been raised that, for example, textdegree symbol did not work in the early Lyx 1.5 beta(s). Now I can report that for me there is a number of keyboard symbols, including carets, degree etc. that do not

Re: superscript

Abdelrazak Younes wrote: Bernd Sellentin wrote: Now textdegree works, and as I am writing text about chemistry with a lot of textdegree symbols I have only one change to do to make my scripts working again with this very nice lyx-1.5. The correct way to solve that bug is to complement the

Re: superscript

Am Sonntag, 20. Mai 2007 11:50 schrieb Gyorgy Pota: It has already been raised that, for example, textdegree symbol did not work in the early Lyx 1.5 beta(s). Now I can report that for me there is a number of keyboard symbols, including carets, degree etc. that do not work. They do not

Re: superscript

Bernd Sellentin wrote: Am Sonntag, 20. Mai 2007 11:50 schrieb Gyorgy Pota: It has already been raised that, for example, textdegree symbol did not work in the early Lyx 1.5 beta(s). Now I can report that for me there is a number of keyboard symbols, including carets, degree etc. that do not

Re: superscript

Abdelrazak Younes wrote: Bernd Sellentin wrote: Now textdegree works, and as I am writing text about chemistry with a lot of textdegree symbols I have only one change to do to make my scripts working again with this very nice lyx-1.5. The correct way to solve that bug is to complement the

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