Aleksandr Konstantinov wrote: > > > > When in LyX I put subscripts and superscripts after sign of summation , > > > in final outpup I get then below and above that sign (for display > > > equation, of course). > > > But when I use subscript/superscript after integral sign - they are > > > lowered/rised and put > > > to the right of integral. > > > How can I make them appear below/above the sign ? > > > How can I make my own sign with behavior like summ sign ? in mathmode insert the integral, than type \limits <-- for limits above/under <space-key> <-- end for command limits ^12 <-- above limit 12 _0 <-- down limit 0 this is only for integrals, because super/supscript is the standard for latex. look at lyx-file. Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/voss
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