On Apr 30, 2009, at 4:06 AM, Luca Carlon wrote:

Hi! I'm facing this problem: I would like to write long equations (two or even three lines are needed) in which (possibly) each line is center aligned in the
page and so that it is possible to box them all together.

I have never figured out how to do this for an eqnarray environment - only in a regular equation. One possibility would be to use a minipage and frame it. This doesn't look to great, however...

Moreover I really need
to have one reference number only (not one for each line). Is this possible?

You can just assign a number to one line (e.g. the last line) in the equation. Within the equation, choose Edit->Math->Number This Line

I
tried reading the manual but the methods I read about multiline equations seem not to fit my needs. I have a Tex code which does almost this (it lacks the center alignment), but I would like to know if it is possible to do this without the code to have the good looking equation, and not the inline code :-). Is this
possible?
Thanks guys!

See attached for an example.

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