>From Osvaldo Fornaro, Wed Mar 29, at 16:01:
."Paolo M. Pumilia" wrote:
.> >From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41:
.> .>>>>> "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
.> .Paolo> I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the
.> .Paolo> same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression
.> .Paolo> (math mode) r_a - r_b subscripts a and b lay on different
.> .Paolo> lines, b being on the lower one.
.> .
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.Maybe you must to use \mathrm{} instead \textrm{} in math mode ...
thank you Osvaldo,
i had to use different types for a and b subscripts, to distiguish them from the
usual ones. I found that such result could be obtained by pressing alt-m-m within
the subscript prompt.
Now it seems that subscripts in the command string
\begin_inset Formula \( r_{\textrm{a}}-r_{\textrm{b}} \)
\end_inset
are not properly rendered, as they are in the more usual command
\begin_inset Formula \( r_{a}-r_{b} \)
\end_inset
Is there another way to change the character font family, in math mode?
thank you
Pol
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