Kuang Chen wrote:
Here is the situation: I have a bunch of inline equations to number. They have \displaystyle, are centered on a separate line. So basically they look like a real display-styled equations. The ONLY difference is that those real display equations created by CTRL+SHIFT+M has a larger spacings away from its adjacent paragraphs, which I don't quite look like.
Then I found I couldn't number my pseudo-displaystyle equation. So I was
wondering if anyone have any clue about how to do this,
This is not a good way of doing it (also paragraph indentation becomes
wrong).
or EQUIVALENTLY, how can I modify the style of real displaystyle equation which can be numbered, such that their spacing become less?
That's the better way to look for.
A small google search brings up:
http://osdir.com/ml/tex.tugindia/2007-03/msg00049.html
Two skips namely, \abovedisplayskip and \belowdisplayskip control
the vertical space above and below an equation. You might play
with these two skips with different values and arrive at the
optimal ones for your document.
So something like \setlength{\abovedisplayskip}{-0.5\baselineskip} at
the beginning of the document?
/Konrad
