On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 20:32:21 -0500 (EST) wrote robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hey all. > > how would one go about reducing the distance between any two letters in a > document? or two symbols? say i want to mathematical symbols to touch, > instead of being right next to one another. how might i go about that? > how bout for text? > > thanks. Besides the ERT, there is a almost WYSIWYM solution: in Mathed, after pressing Ctrl-Space for a "hard space", you can change this space by pressing the Spacebar (without Ctrl!) immediately after inserting. The inserted space-type cycles between several positive spaces (becoming bigger) and finally a small negative space (\, ..., \quad, \quadd and \!, if I remember right). All of them are also in the Spaces-table of the math-panel (Edit>Math (?)) Almost WYSIWYM, becouse the negative space is displayed as a blue caret (instead of red for the positive ones) and shifts the symbols apart on screen - but the latex preview will show the right result. And in Text: insert a math-box with a negative space. GM -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
