Howdy!!!
If there is an activity graph that is generated on my posting habits, I'm pretty sure it would look like the ECG of a dying man.
Sigh!! how I hate myself for not being able to post frequently. All I do here is rant. Most unfortunately, I cant rant as frequently as I want :(
The title gives away the suspense (if ever it would excite anyone!). In my last post, well a long time ago, I indicated that I have been working with LaTeX for a while, there is no change in the status :) Every time I discover something new I am like "Woah!" ( Expression flicked from a good friend Tejaswini ).
Now its about placing text under a word / sentence / symbol. What's so great? Well, the way your content is typeset becomes awesome!
For starters, this has to be executed in math mode in between text. So it may not work in the equation mode.
A simple example, you need to say summation over some i. Classically, the code for the same would look like this : $\sum_{i}$
And the typeset looks as under:
Now how nice would it be if we could place the i below the sigma? Well, I had to pull my hair out to figure out the same. Thankfully, some dude had posted the solution on a forum, I adopted that, and voila! my problem was solved.
So the code to make i appear below sigma is simple: $\underset{i}\sum$.
The typeset looks like this:
Ain't that what we wanted! :)
Enjoy TeX-ing :)
Signing off for now.
If there is an activity graph that is generated on my posting habits, I'm pretty sure it would look like the ECG of a dying man.
The title gives away the suspense (if ever it would excite anyone!). In my last post, well a long time ago, I indicated that I have been working with LaTeX for a while, there is no change in the status :) Every time I discover something new I am like "Woah!" ( Expression flicked from a good friend Tejaswini ).
Now its about placing text under a word / sentence / symbol. What's so great? Well, the way your content is typeset becomes awesome!
For starters, this has to be executed in math mode in between text. So it may not work in the equation mode.
A simple example, you need to say summation over some i. Classically, the code for the same would look like this : $\sum_{i}$
And the typeset looks as under:
So the code to make i appear below sigma is simple: $\underset{i}\sum$.
The typeset looks like this:
Enjoy TeX-ing :)
Signing off for now.
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