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You know, it doesn't all have to be written on one line.
Originally posted by Hurkyl
You know, it doesn't all have to be written on one line.
Originally posted by master_coda
If you want choose notation, just use
[tex]\binom{n}{m}=\binom{n}{n-m}[/tex]
Originally posted by master_coda
You do it like this:
That sort of output IS generated by the latex program itself -- but getting that parsed into the PHP output would be a bear, basically.Originally posted by Bob3141592
I see. The \left and \right are generic, and you ave to supply the character specific delimiter following.
Thanks again!
I do wish LaTex had error messages, giving hints aout why it's parser is bailing out, but I guess that's a bit much to ask for. Ah well, if it was easy, anybody could do it.![]()
Originally posted by Allegro
Hello phoenixthoth,
#1.
Download TeXaide:
http://www.mathtype.com/en/products/TeXaide/
#2.
Type in an equation in TeXaide and copy it.
Paste it in your message on the Physics Forum,between:
First type: [tex]\displaystyle{....}and finish with[/tex]
where ... is your equation.
Delete all superfluous characters.
#3.
Go to my previous message and click on quote,then you can see how it is done.
Best regards.
how do i go about installing such a thing on my discussion forum? any help much appreciated!
Oh, of course... hmmm, yeah. There's really no way around that.Originally posted by Hurkyl
It's because I've written superscripted normal text.
Originally posted by chroot
Oh, of course... hmmm, yeah. There's really no way around that.
- Warren
Originally posted by chroot
lethe, your link is apparently not valid. What is happening? As far as I know, [itex]\TeX[/itex] is working fine.
- Warren