I'm sure I read somewhere that if you are putting an equation or formula inline rather than display, there's a way of improving the symbols so that they look more like the display versions even though they're inline. If you see what I mean.
I've been hunting around and now I can't find this option. Did I dream it?
stepec
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there's a command for this somewhere
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Re: there's a command for this somewhere
Hi stepec,
the command is \displaystyle.
Stefan
the command is \displaystyle.
Stefan
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Re: there's a command for this somewhere
stefan
Thank you kindly - that's saved me tearing more hair out
stepec
Thank you kindly - that's saved me tearing more hair out
stepec