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The following table describes the components:
Number | Component | Description |
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1 | Syntax | This box allows you to enter the syntax in the latex-formatted math and the preview is generated in the Equation box.  |
2 | Equation | This box allows you to view the equation and you can edit the equation. The same is reflected in the Syntax box.  |
3 | Most Used | This section contains the most used formulas from a particular subject. If you may require any of the formulas simply click on it.  |
4 | Search box | This box allows you to search for the latex commands. |
5 | Undo | This option will reverse the typing action that you made recently. |
6 | Redo | This option will repeat the typing action that you made recently. |
7 | Help | This option will direct you to the documentation. |
8 | Insert/Save | This option will insert the macro along with the change you made to your page. |
9 | Cancel | This option will close the macro window without saving. |
Creating LaTeX Unit Macro
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4. Type the syntax in the latex formatted math. For more information, see Understanding Components.
5. Click the Insert button.
Adding Multi-line Equations in the LaTeX Unit Macro
In LaTeX formats equations, the double backslash command \\ is used to create a new line or initiate a line break. The double backslash command \\ in the LaTex Math Unit macro generates the following code and creates a new line automatically.
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\begin{align}
<equation 1> \\
<equation 2> \\
<equation 3>
\end{align} |
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Editing LaTeX Unit Macro
To edit a LaTeX Unit, perform the following:
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You must be in the Edit mode to edit a macro. |
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1. Click the 
icon. The Edit “ LaTeX Unit' Macro window is displayed.
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To delete a LaTeX Unit, select the macro and click the icon. The macro is deleted.
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You must be in the Edit mode to delete a macro. |