joel broida wrote: > I am new to LyX, and I can't figure out how to display multiple > equations on the same line. For example, if I want x = y and a = b > on the same line with a reasonable amount of space between them, I > don't see how to use the LaTeX \qquad command in the middle of a > Display Formula environment.
Just type it in, followed by a space: \qquad<space>. That works for all latex commands in math mode. > I also have a problem with displaying > multiple equations one equation above another if they contain > fractions -- the fraction is too small. The easiest way to see this > is to typeset the following LaTeX code and try to duplicate it using > the Math Panel in LyX. Here is the code I was using (as part of a > larger document): Save that code to a file, and then import it using file->import. The result looks good here. In general, if you know the latex command of something to do in math I'd recommend typing that in directly and not using the math panel, that is much quicker. > The User Guide doesn't seem to address any of this. Any advice would > be appreciated. See http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyXMathebefehle if you know German. Georg
