Hi Gary,
Gary Kline schrieb:
Organization: Thought Unlimited. Public service Unix since 1986.
Of_Interest: With 27 years of service to the Unix community.
hi guys,
I've tried everything I ccan think of [ besides asking various
lists ] without any luck. what I am trying to do *seems* simple,
but no-joy.
I have a simple equsion that I want to put INSIDE a square. can
any libreoffice wizards clue me in?
There is no wizard, you have to do it yourself.
(The formula string is simply:
int from a to R lim R rightarrow infinity
Strange, I would expect lim from {R toward infinity} { int from a to R{
{f(t) "d"t }}}
and you guys can imaging what that outputs. )
How, then, do I get libreoffice|formula to create a
medium-thickness "square" that I can save as, say, "Integraly.pdf".
tia,
gary kline
Do you want the *.pdf to only show the formula and no white space
outside the square?
Then you need to define a page in the desired size. Set the page margins
to 0cm. The pdf-export uses the page size and not the size of the
selected object.
For to get the square there are several methods:
- You can use the property "Line" of the formula object. You will have
to tweak the formula property Format > Spacing > Category > Borders to
get a square.
- You can draw a square in page size and then write the formula in front
of it.
- In Writer you can use the property "Border" of the page.
- In Writer you can use a frame with its border and put the formula
inside the frame.
Kind regards
Regina
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