Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is ugly but should help.

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Herbert Voss
Andre Poenitz wrote: On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is ugly but should help.

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Herbert Voss
Andre Poenitz wrote: On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: > Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a > short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic > line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is ugly but should help.

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-06-06 Thread Herbert Voss
Andre Poenitz wrote: On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 12:41:50PM +1000, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? '\mbox{' before and '}' after the equation in ERT is

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-31 Thread Johan Ingvast
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Put it inside a box, using ert, something like ERT \mbox{ your equation ERT } It should also be

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-31 Thread Johan Ingvast
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Roger McMurtrie wrote: Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Put it inside a box, using ert, something like ERT \mbox{ your equation ERT } It should also be

Re: Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-31 Thread Johan Ingvast
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Roger McMurtrie wrote: > Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short > in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Put it inside a box, using ert, something like ERT \mbox{ your equation ERT } It should also be

Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-30 Thread Roger McMurtrie
Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Roger

Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-30 Thread Roger McMurtrie
Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Roger

Force in-line equations to one line

2005-05-30 Thread Roger McMurtrie
Does anybody know how to stop, other than forcing a line break, a short in-line equation from being split into two parts by an automatic line break? Roger