Now let's try a bit of math. (See the Insert menu to guess how I did
the footnote!) Simply click on Math->Math mode. |
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This inserts a small blue box which will contain the math. |
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Start typing. To get a superscript, press "^" (a subscript is "_");
this raises the level of the box to inform you that you're in a
superscript. |
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To get a Greek letter (in this case, "pi"), click on Math->Math
Panel, |
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then Greek (in Greek letters), |
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then finally on pi. Voila', pi. Of course, there are much
faster ways of doing this, like "\pi", but keyboard shortcuts and TeX commands
are a whole other tutorial! |
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Let's finish this off and see how it looks. |
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Okay, now something a bit uglier. Use the Math Panel again to get an
integral symbol, |
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You can use Math->Fraction to enter fractions, etc. |
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