Re: Print A Math Formula In Formatted Notebook
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- Subject: [mg92524] Re: Print A Math Formula In Formatted Notebook
- From: Peter Pein <petsie at dordos.net>
- Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2008 18:48:21 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi John, it's not easy to guess what you wnat exactly, but I'll try: Did you use the Function Print[] to put the formula via a palette into your notebook? If so, have a look at this: In[1]:= Print[(a+b)^n] %//FullForm >From In[1]:= \!\(\((a + b)\)\^n\) Out[2]//FullForm= Null The important part is Out[2]. Print[] returns Null. If you want your formula to appear, try dropping the call to Print[]. hth, Peter John schrieb: > Add a cell to a notebook that prints a math formula in the evaluated > notebook. > > Use appropriate pallet to create the formula. > > It is easy to create the formula, but I have not yet found a way to > print the formula in the evaluated notebook. On some tries, the word > null printed In the location where the formula should be. On others, > null is replaced with a rectangular box that is tinted pink. > > Why is this so hard? Anyone, who uses Mathematica to write a math > paper, has to do it over and over again. > > The evaluated notebook is sent to the publisher, and the formulas have > to be in the evaluated notebook. > > John > > > >