http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=60591


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--- Comment #5 from [email protected]  2011-06-13 13:54:57 ---
To annotate arrows, you could use csup and csub.  At least, in OOO 3.3 Math,
this is possible.

Example: rightarrow csup{abc}

However, the current problem is that the arrow is not elongated to adjust
itself to the width of center superscript or subscript contents.

There are two (ugly) workarounds:
1. Construct your own (broken) arrow from Unicode characters:
   ― U+2015 for horizontal line
   → U+2192 for right arrow
   Example:
    X "―→" csup{abc} csub{ijk} Y
   use as many horizontal line chars as necessary!

2. Go to Wikipedia's sandbox (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sandbox),
edit the page, type in
<math> \xrightarrow{abc} </math>
and show the preview. Wikipedia will then generate a temporary png image for
the math formula that you could save and use in the document :-/
But you'd better save the Wiki math expression somewhere if you want to
"modify" it later and you don't have to type everywhere from zero.

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