On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
>I have been teached to mark integrals like this:
>
> b b
> /\ / 2 2 2
> / xdx = / (1/2)x = (1/2)b - (1/2)a
> \/ /
> a a
>
>Now the problem: how to get the "/" character? It's a little bit
>like a large slash, but simply a slash isn't quite an acceptable
>character. I'd like also to get the limits directly above and
>below the "/" character.
In TeX it's \int ; in KLyX it's the integral-sign button, and there's also a
button with sum and integral signs on it, from which you can also get a product
sign and a few others. The limits you enter as subscript and superscript. This
won't put them above and below the sign, but above and below just to the right
of it.
phma
