_____/ On Fri 18 Nov 2005 17:54:59 GMT, [Paul Smith] wrote : \_____
Dear All
Sometimes, some in-line equations cause a larger inter-lines spacing
around the line where the equation is placed. Is there some way of
minimizing this undesirable side effect?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
I know exactly what you mean, but what solution can ever be offered? You
could either space up other lines accordingly (i.e. increase spacing to
1.5 or 2), reduce the size of the fonts, avoid in-lining or, in the case
of division, change the form of the equation.
If the same line spacing was adhered to, there would be overlap among
text, which is an even less desirable side-effect. By re-organising your
sentences and layout, you might avoid that too, e.g. put in-line equation
in first sentence on page or the beginning of short a paragraph. If you
massage the text, however, it is all prone to breakage though.
I assume you have already seen the later thread titled "Question about
subscripts to limits (inline mode)".
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_____/ On Sat 19 Nov 2005 14:45:48 GMT, [Dimitris B. Kalamaras] wrote : \_____
> Hello all,
>
> I wonder if there is a way to have subscripts to limits (in inline mode)
> written beneath the lim word rather than next to it. I cannot use display
> mode all the time.
>
> I know that LaTeX can do it i.e.
> $\lim\limits_{x\rightarrow 0}\frac{\sin{x}}{x}=1$
_____/ On Sat 19 Nov 2005 17:43:49 GMT, [David Soukal] wrote : \_____
> You can also change them from the gui. Go to Edit/Math/Change Limits type...
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It different but somehow related, I believe.
Roy
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