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Alberto,

You need to embed the command in the tex-tags, i.e. [ tex ]\Omega[ /tex ] - without the spaces gives:

\(\Omega\)

Dave

 

\(\omega\)

\(\Omega\)

\(\pi\)


Circle surface = \(\ r^2\) x \(\pi\)


Cute! Tank you Dave.

No problem Alberto.

Just so you know, you can embed multiple commands in one tex-tag. For example, take the list in your opening post [ tex ]\alpha \eta \beta \Phi \pi \omega \Omega[ /tex ] without the spaces gives:

\(\alpha \eta \beta \Phi \pi \omega \Omega\)

Also to help you, on the toolbar you can see the Tex-editor button - Ʃ - just press that and you can see all manner of advanced Tex options. Finally, have a look at thatoneguy's excellent tutorial to see some of the stuff you can do.

Enjoy!

Dave

 

LaTeX offers a lot of different options, especially for math. Couple of threads you might review.

Do not be afraid of TEX! Easy awesome looking posts HOWTO

Alternate Math Symbols

I bookmarked the Alternate Symbols thread for easy access.

 

Alternate Math Symbols

I bookmarked the Alternate Symbols thread for easy access.

Good job Bill. That little gem eluded my attention.

Dave

 

Funny thing, you use for a while, and you don't need it. Catch 22.