Hello everybody,
I've a little question. How can I write or insert mathematical characters for the set theory?
Best regards
obaskin
set theory
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Bhikkhu Pesala
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Re: set theory
I think it is just a question of having some method of inputting the Mathematical Operators, and selecting a suitable font like Code 2000, DejaVu, or my own Verajja font. Any character map would do, but BabelMap is a comprehensive Unicode Character map, and is fine for a cut and paste job.
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If you want easier text input of special symbols for intensive text editing, then you need to make a custom keyboard with MS Keyboard Layout Creator, or use a utility like AllChars.
If you want more than single line text input, with superscripts, fancy braces, etc., then you're out of luck. The annotation tools don't support complex formatting — just font, colour, bold, italics, etc.
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If you want easier text input of special symbols for intensive text editing, then you need to make a custom keyboard with MS Keyboard Layout Creator, or use a utility like AllChars.
If you want more than single line text input, with superscripts, fancy braces, etc., then you're out of luck. The annotation tools don't support complex formatting — just font, colour, bold, italics, etc.
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Re: set theory
obaskin,
I had the same problems as you, I needed integrals, differentials, etc. , the best thing you can do is to get tablet
I had the same problems as you, I needed integrals, differentials, etc. , the best thing you can do is to get tablet
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Re: set theory
http://www.openoffice.org has a Math processor as well as a word processor. That might be what you are after.
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