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[Marc Lalaude-Labayle <address@hidden>]

Thank you Joris for the answer.

I think Alt+a does the trick. But i don't find it easy to use in simple
math mode.

I type $ Alt+a {my upper limit} Alt+b {my lower limit} \sum ...$ but i
miss the place where i have to write my limits, then i need to be
precise when hitting backspace.

I found an alternative : $ \sum {then select the sum symbol with the
cursor, and only then} Alt+a {then select again the sum symbol} Alt+b$.

If you don't do that, students think they can write sums or integrals
the way they want (note that they could, but i don't want them to).

For the group, i don't unerstand what M+r does ?

And yes i read the documentation for S+F5 L I ...


Regards

Marc


Le vendredi 17 octobre 2008 à 22:23 +0200, Joris van der Hoeven a
écrit :
> On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 11:31:18PM +0200, Marc Lalaude-Labayle wrote:
> > is there an equivalent solution for the \nolimits option in tex ? If you
> > don't want to use displaystyle and want to have nice sums or integrals,
> > what kind of solution do we have ?
> 
> You want to remove the limits under the big symbol,
> or on the contrary put limits under the big symbol?
> 
> In order to remove limits, you may put the symbol inside a group (M-r).
> In order to add limits, you may use above (A-a) and below (A-b).
> For integrals, rather use S-F5 L I as explained in the documentation.
> 
> Not infinitely clean, but it works...
> 
> Best wishes, Joris