Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
best,
Staffan
P.S. I've found "The (not so) short quide to LaTeX - or LaTeX in 89 minutes"
useful
Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
this works, however, the result is not the correct symbol for reel number R.
This is why I had a
Torsten Mueller wrote:
\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left
The problem is, that I cannot install this package correctly, because I do not
have access to the latex installation.
So I could not do step 4 of the installation procedure.
4. Move the files to their destination.
The filesare and are needed by
*.tfm
\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left side (as I would
have
Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
best,
Staffan
P.S. I've found "The (not so) short quide to LaTeX - or LaTeX in 89 minutes"
useful
Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
this works, however, the result is not the correct symbol for reel number R.
This is why I had a
Torsten Mueller wrote:
\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left
The problem is, that I cannot install this package correctly, because I do not
have access to the latex installation.
So I could not do step 4 of the installation procedure.
4. Move the files to their destination.
The filesare and are needed by
*.tfm
\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left side (as I would
have
Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
best,
Staffan
P.S. I've found "The (not so) short quide to LaTeX - or LaTeX in 89 minutes"
useful
>Try the following simple thing
>
>Insert:
>
>\usepackage{amsfonts}
>
>in the latex preamble
>
>
>then in the matheditor type:
> \mathbb{R} or
>\mathbb{N} or
>\mathbb{C} or
>\mathbb{Q} or
>\mathbb{Z}
>
this works, however, the result is not the correct symbol for reel number R.
This is
Torsten Mueller wrote:
> >\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
> I couldnt find this package.
> I have only found sbbm.sty
>
> >then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
> with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
> then I get a normal R and not with two lines at
>
> The problem is, that I cannot install this package correctly, because I do not
> have access to the latex installation.
> So I could not do step 4 of the installation procedure.
>
> 4. Move the files to their destination.
>
> The filesare and are needed by
>
>\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
>then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left side (as I would
have
Hallo,
how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
I want to write in math: x element of R
I have tried it with usepackage{amssymb} and then \Bbb{R}, but this
gives error messages when it comes to the table of contents.
Thanks,
Torsten
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Hallo,
how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
I want to write in math: x element of R
Go into math mode .. type \Re. There's also \Im ad others. I don't know which N
you're talking about. There is \aleph; we use it to
Hallo,
how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
I want to write in math: x element of R
I have tried it with usepackage{amssymb} and then \Bbb{R}, but this
gives error messages when it comes to the table of contents.
Thanks,
Torsten
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Hallo,
how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
I want to write in math: x element of R
Go into math mode .. type \Re. There's also \Im ad others. I don't know which N
you're talking about. There is \aleph; we use it to
Hallo,
how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
I want to write in math: x element of R
I have tried it with usepackage{amssymb} and then \Bbb{R}, but this
gives error messages when it comes to the table of contents.
Thanks,
Torsten
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> how can I include the R for real numbers (and the N for integer numbers):
> I want to write in math: x element of R
Go into math mode .. type \Re. There's also \Im ad others. I don't know which N
you're talking about. There is \aleph; we use it to
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