A
Andrew
Q1.
In text we usually need to place limits after e.g. \sum or \int
operators
but sometimes even in text we need to place the limits
ABOVE and BELOW operators such \sum, \int, \bigwedge
(like in the display style).
How to achieve such effect in MSWord 2007 equation?
Could someone please suggest some solutions?
(I know I could use MicrosoftEquations3.0 where this i possible
but I need achieve that in MSWord 2007 equation).
In TeX (LaTeX) system I can use in text e.g.:
$\sum\limits_{k=1}^n k^2=..$
to achieve (to force) the limits ABOVE and BELOW operator \sum.
Q2.
In MicrosoftEquations3.0 i could use new function name:
e.g. Part1Ofname(small space)Part2Ofname just typing:
Part1Ofname(small space)Part2Ofname and then choose from
menu style function option.
How this can be achieved in MSWord 2007 equations?
I mean how to put the (small space)
When I tried to use
Insert/Tools/Equation Option/RecognizedFunction
we can put only letters a,...,z and no space.
In LaTeX system we can use the following
\DeclareMathOperator{\FunctionName}{Part1Ofname\,Part2Ofname}
where \, means tiny space.
How this can be achieved in MSWord 2007 equations?
I mean how to put the (small space)
Could someone please suggest some answers to the above questions?
TIA
Andrew
In text we usually need to place limits after e.g. \sum or \int
operators
but sometimes even in text we need to place the limits
ABOVE and BELOW operators such \sum, \int, \bigwedge
(like in the display style).
How to achieve such effect in MSWord 2007 equation?
Could someone please suggest some solutions?
(I know I could use MicrosoftEquations3.0 where this i possible
but I need achieve that in MSWord 2007 equation).
In TeX (LaTeX) system I can use in text e.g.:
$\sum\limits_{k=1}^n k^2=..$
to achieve (to force) the limits ABOVE and BELOW operator \sum.
Q2.
In MicrosoftEquations3.0 i could use new function name:
e.g. Part1Ofname(small space)Part2Ofname just typing:
Part1Ofname(small space)Part2Ofname and then choose from
menu style function option.
How this can be achieved in MSWord 2007 equations?
I mean how to put the (small space)
When I tried to use
Insert/Tools/Equation Option/RecognizedFunction
we can put only letters a,...,z and no space.
In LaTeX system we can use the following
\DeclareMathOperator{\FunctionName}{Part1Ofname\,Part2Ofname}
where \, means tiny space.
How this can be achieved in MSWord 2007 equations?
I mean how to put the (small space)
Could someone please suggest some answers to the above questions?
TIA
Andrew