On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 03:43:41PM +0100, Edwin Velds wrote:
> I have a small issue with brackets in equations, when I put an
> expression between brackets it sizes the symbol in such a way that it's
> equal size on both sides of the equation axis. But this can look might
> strange when you have a fraction in there which size is much larger on
> one side. A useless example of this:
> \left[\frac{\sqrt{\frac{E}{Z}}^\frac{4}{3}}{a}\right]^2
> Is there a way to make the brackets match the actual content (The way
> LyX itself shows it)?
?
What version of LyX are you talking about?
1.2.0 tries to match on-screen appearance with the LaTeX output - which
is 'centered on the equation axis'?
Not centering the delimiters gives funny results when writing things like
(a^2)(b_i).
> international layout keyboards and rarely use Dutch layouts. But now I
> run into trouble when I need Dutch or German characters. For instance
> when I want to write the German u with an umlaut. In Latex this is
> supposed to be done with \"{u} but that's not a very readable solution.
> On top of that, you can't even type a double quote when you have the
> quote conversion option turned on. Is there a useable way of inserting
> these characters?
Usually one can enter these directly using the Compose key. � is
Compose-"-o.
Andre'
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