Troubleshooting \vec{} Arrow Display Issue on Chrome

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BruceW

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The command \vec{}, whenever I see it in posts, comes out as a small square box, instead of the arrow above the letter, as it should.

All other latex commands seem to work fine. I think the problem might be to do with the settings on my browser (i'm using chrome).
I was wondering if anyone else came across this problem, or have a way to fix it, thanks.
 
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  • #2
That's weird. It looks good to me. [itex]\vec v[/itex][tex]\vec v[/tex] I can't think of anything that would break just one LaTeX command. Is it messed up when you zoom in too?
 
  • #3
No issues with \vec{} on Chrome 15.0.874.120.
 

1. What might be causing the arrow display issue on Chrome?

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3. Is the arrow display issue on Chrome a common problem?

Yes, the arrow display issue on Chrome is a common problem that many users have reported. However, the cause of the issue may vary from person to person, so the solution may be different for each individual.

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