On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 11:27:59PM +0200, Helge Hafting wrote:
> I discovered that latex don't like a formula
> with the "\notin" symbol when it appear in a
> section heading. But "\protect\notin" works
> fine. So I type "\protect" in the math editor,
> and the word disappear when finished. Seems
> like it is recognised as something that
> should be invisible? Other commands
> tend to remain in red (or transform
> into proper math symbols)
>
> I can then view dvi or print. Saving
> the document saves the "\protect" too.
>
> Reading in the document don't work though. The
> \protect is lost,
This is intentional as the idea is to re-add it when necessary.
It seems to fail in this case.
A simple work around for you might be to use \not\in, or to
remove the \def\notin{...} line from yout lib/symbols.
Andre'
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