It's possible to do what you're trying to do without the F3 key. Go to
the Edit menu and select AutoText. You should see a list of
categories. Expand the one called Standard. If you scroll down the
resulting list, you should see the entry 'Formula Numbering'. Select
it and then click on the Insert button. Your equation should appear.
Does this work for you?
On Sun, 27 Jan 2013, Taang Zomi wrote:
In LibreOffiice 3.3 Math Guide (0700MG33-MathGuide3.3.odt), on p. 14, the
following is written:
*Numbering equations*
Equation numbering is one of LibreOffice Math’s best hidden features. The
steps are simple, but obscure:
1.
Start a new line.
2.
Type *fn* and then press *F3*.
The *fn* is replaced by a numbered formula:
[[equation: E = mc2] (2)
()
Now you can double-click on the formula to edit it. For example, here is
the Riemann Zeta function:
[equation: [Rieman Zeta Function] (3)
You can reference an equation (“as shown in Equation (2)”) with these steps:
1.
Choose *Insert > Cross-reference* from the menu bar.
2.
On the *Cross-references* tab (Figure 17), under *Type*, select *Text*.
3.
Under *Selection*, select the equation number.
4.
Under *Format*, select *Reference*.
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When I typed fn and pressed F3, nothing happened. In the document the fn I
typed appeared, not the desired result.
I do not know whether my F3 key did not work.
Can somebody kindly explain in step-by-step detail how to number equations.
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