Thanks Josh,now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where several others already are shownJust another question: How do I activate the \sqint symbol? The processor says: undefined symbol.
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On 08/09/2013 03:52 AM, Jens-D. Doll wrote:
Thanks Josh,
now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol
sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where
several others already are shown
Just another question: How do I activate the \sqint
Thanks Josh,now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where several others already are shownJust another question: How do I activate the \sqint symbol? The processor says: undefined symbol.
Best
On 08/09/2013 03:52 AM, Jens-D. Doll wrote:
Thanks Josh,
now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol
sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where
several others already are shown
Just another question: How do I activate the \sqint
Thanks Josh,now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where several others already are shownJust another question: How do I activate the \sqint symbol? The processor says: undefined symbol.
Best
On 08/09/2013 03:52 AM, Jens-D. Doll wrote:
Thanks Josh,
now I found it. The problem was, that I could not identify the symbol
sets. After enabling one set it appears somewhere at the bottom, where
several others already are shown
Just another question: How do I activate the \sqint
They're located with the Miscellaneous symbols that appear when you click
the upside-down nabla triangle button. Or, within a math environment, you
can simply type \forall and \exists to get these symbols.
- Josh
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 6:03 AM, Jens-D. Doll
jens.d...@studium.uni-hamburg.de
They're located with the Miscellaneous symbols that appear when you click
the upside-down nabla triangle button. Or, within a math environment, you
can simply type \forall and \exists to get these symbols.
- Josh
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 6:03 AM, Jens-D. Doll
jens.d...@studium.uni-hamburg.de
They're located with the "Miscellaneous" symbols that appear when you click
the upside-down "nabla" triangle button. Or, within a math environment, you
can simply type "\forall" and "\exists" to get these symbols.
- Josh
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 6:03 AM, Jens-D. Doll <
