Thread: LaTex Tutorial

Originally Posted by OReilly

I tried [tex]\therefore [\math] and [tex]\because [\math] which are actually LaTex code for those symbols but as you can see they don't work here.

Typing in [tex]\therefore[/tex] gives

Typing in [tex]\because[/tex] gives

Originally Posted by Quick

Typing in [tex]\therefore[/tex] gives

Typing in [tex]\because[/tex] gives

Ye, overlooked that back slash

Of course it works:

it works
LaTeX is great!

How do you type in %? My webbrowser didn't wanna display the page when I created a LaTeX formula with % in it as always when something in the LaTeX code is wrong.

Originally Posted by TriKri

How do you type in %? My webbrowser didn't wanna display the page when I created a LaTeX formula with % in it like it never wants to do when the LaTeX code is wrong.

[tex]\%[/tex] gives

Typing [tex]\sum_{i\ =\ 0}^n f(i)[/tex] gives , a Sigma sign as a sum sign. But how do you do if you want to have a multiplication sign, a Pi sign ( ) that works like the sum sign?

Originally Posted by TriKri

Typing [tex]\sum_{i\ =\ 0}^n f(i)[/tex] gives , a Sigma sign as a sum sign. But how do you do if you want to have a multiplication sign, a Pi sign ( ) that works like the sum sign?

Is it possible to put a big cross all over the formula to make clear it is not true?

Originally Posted by TriKri

Is it possible to put a big cross all over the formula to make clear it is not true?

just say "not equal to"

Such as typing in [tex]1\neq-1[/tex] gives

Can you make some part of the expression appear in another color?

Problems with \left and \right:




But [tex]\left{\frac{x}{y}\right}[/tex] doesn't work.

Originally Posted by TriKri

Problems with \left and \right:




But [tex]\left{\frac{x}{y}\right}[/tex] doesn't work.

But:

[tex]\left\{ \frac{x}{y}\right\} [/tex]



does.

RonL

[tex]\int testing^2 1 \cdot 2 \cdot 3[/tex]

-Dan

Originally Posted by topsquark

[tex]\int testing^2 1 \cdot 2 \cdot 3[/tex]

-Dan

I've had this problem as well, had to stop using LaTeX.

RonL