Symbol "included" (A is included in B) in Word
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Anna Cristina
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Hello,
I can't find how to insert the symbol for inclusion (A included in B) in Word; this symbol doesn't exist among the mathematical symbols in Word. Please help me if you have any idea about this.
Thank you.
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 56.0.2924.87
I can't find how to insert the symbol for inclusion (A included in B) in Word; this symbol doesn't exist among the mathematical symbols in Word. Please help me if you have any idea about this.
Thank you.
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 56.0.2924.87
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Hello,
In addition to equations, you can easily insert mathematical symbols via AutoMaths.
If you check the option "Use AutoMaths rules outside of math zones," you can use \superset to obtain ⊃ and \subset to obtain ⊂.
AutoMaths can be found under File => Options => Proofing => AutoCorrect Options... => AutoMaths tab.
m@rina
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In addition to equations, you can easily insert mathematical symbols via AutoMaths.
If you check the option "Use AutoMaths rules outside of math zones," you can use \superset to obtain ⊃ and \subset to obtain ⊂.
AutoMaths can be found under File => Options => Proofing => AutoCorrect Options... => AutoMaths tab.
m@rina
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Beware of herbal tea: it is a dangerous poison...
anna cristina
Problem solved :) Thank you very much for your help :)
Salyanov
Thank you for the checkbox option. However, I don't know what the keys are: \superset and \subset.
