Re: Division symbol in Graphical Plots
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- Subject: [mg8869] Re: [mg8844] Division symbol in Graphical Plots
- From: Allan Hayes <hay at haystack.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 20:16:34 -0400
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"Salem Bouhairie" <SALEMB at CIVIL.Lan.McGill.CA> McGill University Civil Engineering [mg8844] Division symbol in Graphical Plots writes as below line ******** Salem: I think that you need Mathematica Version 3.x instead of Version 2.2. Allan Hayes hay at haystack.demon.co.uk http://www.haystack.demon.co.uk/training.html voice:+44 (0)116 2714198 fax: +44 (0)116 2718642 Leicester, UK ************************ I am using Mathematica 2.2 on a university network pc When I do ListPlots/Plots of my data, I label my axes with fractioned variables: e.g. In[10]:= FrameLabel->{"x"/"L","Ci"/"Cs"}, RotateLabel->False. But on the graphical output of these plots, I see dashes instead of a solid horizontal line to represent the division symbol, within the label, e.g I see Ci ; I want Ci . -- ____ Cs Cs I noticed that Mathematica usually prints out expressions in an approximation to standard mathematical notation, e.g. In[1]:= (a + b)/(x + y) Out[1]:= a + b _________ x + y How can I get this solid bar as the division symbol within the framelabel or axeslabel?