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Hello

I don't know whether it will satisfy you, but if you find the "o" ("^o")
superscript is not high enough, you might want to try the
"o"double-superscript. ("^^o") - why do I feel like writing smileys?
Regards

David

Marten Bauer wrote:

Hello,

I think my questions was not exactly enough.
I know that there is the degreesg above '^'-key. But It won't work in
math-mode.

When I will write a forumla like this
1. ALT-$
2. T=30*<degreesign-here>C

I must do the following steps to get the sign inside my formula
1. ALT-$ (switch to inside-textmode)
2. SHIFT-^ (to get the degreesign)
3. <cursor-right> (to go back to matth-mode)
4. SHIFT-C (to get the C for Celsisus)

Much work for this small sign. My question is if there is a easier way
to get the degreesign directly in math-mode. I need it alot in my paper
and the way above is to long.

Greetings
Marten

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• How can I get a degree sign (o)?, Marten Bauer, 08/26/2005
  • Re: [TeXmacs] How can I get a degree sign (o)?, Philipp Hartmann, 08/26/2005
    • Re: [TeXmacs] How can I get a degree sign (o)?, Marten Bauer, 08/26/2005
      • Re: [TeXmacs] How can I get a degree sign (o)?, David Mezerette, 08/26/2005
      • Re: [TeXmacs] How can I get a degree sign (o)?, Philipp Hartmann, 08/26/2005

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