On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Rem wrote:
> I tried to insert some text (say the word "where") inside an equation by
> using the command: \textrm{where}<protectedspace>
> but what happens is the it kills my formulae :-(
Here's what works for me: Inside the equation, type '\' followed by '{'
resulting in a red (TeX) bracketed region. Inside the pair of red
brackets, type '\rm' followed by a space, followed by 'where'. This should
place a roman "where" inside the equation at that point. In other words,
put the \rm inside the brackets like this: {\rm where}.
Thanks. Syrus.
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