On Sun, Nov 26, 2006 at 12:09:47AM +0100, Enrico Forestieri wrote: > Please not. I think that if your formula doesn't fit on screen, even > after enlarging the window to full screen size, chances are that it > will not fit on paper, too.
That's not true if you use a lot of ERT in math. \rightleftdoubleharpoonwhatever is quite a bit more verbose than whatever TeX will produce. > There should be a way to represent in mathed things that really don't > take space on paper, of course. For example, $o\mkern-8.5mu/$ takes a > lot of space on screen, but not on paper. Maybe a sort of collapsable > inset which automatically expands when the cursor goes over it could be > used for such things? It's called 'math macro'. But it does not help in all cases either. Andre'
