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Originally Posted by
Moo
One advantage of \overset over \stackrel is that there is a corresponding command \underset, so that you can write
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(if ever you should wish to).
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There is also ![\text{LaTeX} \xrightarrow[Opalg] {age \to 100} \text{perfection}](http://latex.codecogs.com/png.latex?\text{LaTeX} \xrightarrow[Opalg] {age \to 100} \text{perfection})
XD
I agree, I prefer overset :) I just wanted to show another way (until I remembered xrightarrow)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Moo
There is also
![\text{LaTeX} \xrightarrow[Opalg] {age \to 100} \text{perfection}](http://latex.codecogs.com/png.latex?\text{LaTeX} \xrightarrow[Opalg] {age \to 100} \text{perfection})
Thanks (I think). (Dull)