Hey, I am a new user and I really need your help.
How can I write sth in LaTeX so that it won't be changed at all when its f.ex. converted into pdf
f.ex. lets say I want to write this here ${4!}+\frac{(\ln 4)^7}{7!}$ so that it will look just like that on the pdf (I mean - it will NOT be changed ...
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- by JMKD
- Wed Jan 12, 2011 10:17 pm
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: "normal" writing in Latex
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