Hello,
Thanks for your reply and your example with \nicefraction. I did as you
wrote but not get the instant preview to work, but the solution with
math-macro works as wished and rocks!
Thank you very much!
D.
Johan Ingvast wrote:
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a
Hello,
Thanks for your reply and your example with \nicefraction. I did as you
wrote but not get the instant preview to work, but the solution with
math-macro works as wished and rocks!
Thank you very much!
D.
Johan Ingvast wrote:
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a
Hello,
Thanks for your reply and your example with \nicefraction. I did as you
wrote but not get the instant preview to work, but the solution with
math-macro works as wished and rocks!
Thank you very much!
D.
Johan Ingvast wrote:
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a
Hello,
I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
\newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
\newcommand{\nrx}{N_R}
and then use \ntx and \nrx in my formulas whenever
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
\newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
\newcommand{\nrx}{N_R}
It si probably math-macros what you are looking for.
Basicaly, it is LyX frontend to \newcommand.
It is all well described in the User Guide (MenuHelpUserGuide), Section 5.6
Usedr defined macros in math mode.
good luck,
Vasek
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 17:10, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
\newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
\newcommand{\nrx}{N_R}
and then use \ntx and \nrx in my formulas whenever
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
\newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
\newcommand{\nrx}{N_R}
It si probably math-macros what you are looking for.
Basicaly, it is LyX frontend to \newcommand.
It is all well described in the User Guide (MenuHelpUserGuide), Section 5.6
Usedr defined macros in math mode.
good luck,
Vasek
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 17:10, Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
\newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
\newcommand{\nrx}{N_R}
and then use \ntx and \nrx in my formulas whenever
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Davide Cescato wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am writing a draft for an article and I am still unsure about the
> names of some variables I am going to use in my final version. In order
> to handle this situation, in LaTeX I would define
>
> \newcommand{\ntx}{N_T}
>
It si probably math-macros what you are looking for.
Basicaly, it is LyX frontend to \newcommand.
It is all well described in the User Guide (Menu>Help>UserGuide), Section 5.6
Usedr defined macros in math mode.
good luck,
Vasek
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 17:10, Davide Cescato wrote:
>
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