org.openoffice.da.writer2latex.oxt/Configuration/Textandmath.xhp Text and math Define how to convert text strings and math content.

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Math packages Use ooomath.sty (custom package supporting %PRODUCTNAME equations) Check this to use the LaTeX package ooomath.sty. This package defines a number of LaTeX macros used to convert formulas from %PRODUCTNAME to LaTeX. If this package is not used, the necessary definitions will be included in the LaTeX preamble, which may become quite long. Hence using ooomath.sty is recommended for documents with formulas. The package is part of the complete Writer2LaTeX distribution. Math symbols In %PRODUCTNAME Math you can add user-defined symbols. Writer2LaTeX already understands the predefined symbols such as %alpha. If you define your own symbols, you can define corresponding LaTeX code here. Name Select the name of the user-defined symbol. New... Click this button to add a new symbol to the list. Select a symbol from the list or type the name. Delete... Click this button to delete the current symbol from the list. LaTeX code Enter the LaTeX code corresponding to this symbol, e.g. \Downarrow. Text replace Often LaTeX requires special care to typeset certain constructions. For example according to German typographical rules, an abbreviation like z.B. should be typeset with a small space before the B, which in LaTeX code will be z.\,B. Another example is French quotations marks (« Je parle français ») which should be converted to the LaTeX macros \fg and \og. A final example is translation of the text LaTeX to \LaTeX to properly typeset the LaTeX logo. Input Select a text string from the list New... Click this button to add a new text string to the list. Enter the original text as it appears in the %PRODUCTNAME Writer document, or paste text from the clipboard. Delete... Click this button to the delete the current text string. Writer2LaTeX has a few predefined strings that cannot be deleted. LaTeX code Enter the LaTeX code to export for this text string. Tab stops LaTeX code Normally tab stops are converted to spaces, but in this field you can enter any LaTeX code, that should be used instead. For example \quad{} or \hspace{2em}.