On Sun, Nov 03, 2002 at 10:34:11PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
> \intertext is for real textmode. If you want text and math, then use
> \text{...}
> inside your mathstuff
> Herbert
As I have said in one of my previous emails, \intertext is supposed to
be used like the following:
\intertext {and because $\xi_{k}$ and $U_k$ are iid}
However, lyx puts text in \textrm and formula without $$ and generates
latex code:
\intertext {\textrm{and because }\xi _{k}\textrm{ and }U_{k}\textrm{ are
iid}}
which causes compiling error. I could not figure out a way to enter math
symbol within \intertext (except for using macros as Dekel suggested).
--
Bo Peng
