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Help:Formulas/Formulas in MS Word
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This help page may be useful to everyone who heavily writes formulas in MS Word documents. Special emphasis will be made on the formulas and matrices within the scope of Ifigenia. Please, note that the MS Word Equation's possibilities are much restricted, compared to TeX possibilities to render formulas.
MS Word Equation symbols and templates
Relational symbols
Spaces and ellipses
- Note: Ellipse here means something omitted, not the geometrical figure.
Embellishments
Operator symbols
Arrow symbols
Logical symbols
Set theory symbols
Miscellaneous symbols
Greek characters (lowercase)
Greek characters (uppercase)
Fence templates
Fraction and radical templates
Subscript and superscript templates
Summation templates
Integral templates
Underbar and overbar templates
Labeled arrow templates
Products and set theory templates
Matrix templates
- line spacing
- matrix row spacing
- matrix column spacing
- superscript height
- subscript depth
- limit height
- limit depth
- limit line spacing
- numerator height
- denominator depth
- fraction bar overhang
- fraction bar thickness
- sub-fraction bar thickness
- fence overhang
- spacing adjustment
- minimum gap
- radical gap
- embellishment gap
- prime height
Special cases with IFS and GN
GN transitions
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The "angle brackets" are typed from the keyboard: symbols < ("less than") and > ("greater than"). Too small and acute-angled. |
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| Ugly | 
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The angle brackets are chosen from the Fence templates menu. Too large and obtuse-angled. |
| Beautiful | 
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The angle brackets are chosen from the Operator symbols menu. Right in size and shape. |