The following cheat sheet is a kind courtesy of Jim Hefferon (Saint Michael’s College, USA).
Another excellent cheat sheet is offered for free here. For LaTeX in Advance Mathematics, please refer to this page.
LaTeX in LibreOffice
Using LaTeX extends the math formulas of LIbreOffice to a new, more professional level. An excellent app that works great with LibreOffice is TexMaths. To set it up, follow these steps:
- Install TexMaths following the instructions mentioned here.
- Then, install the LibreOffice extension found here.
This way, to write math formulas in LaTeX becomes very easy. No need for a previous LaTeX markup language knowledge. Just use the excellent GUI.
TeXMaths equation numbering
TeXMaths is able to number equations throughout the document. However, by default the numbering resets itself after a new heading1. This is because some default settings of TeXMaths.
At TeXMaths System Configuration, at Options, there is an option named Numbering Level. If one sets it to 0, then no numbering resetting. If one sets it to 1, the equation numbering resets on a new heading1. If one sets it to 2, the equation numbering resets on a new heading2, and so on.
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