The Documentation Team announces the Math Guide 6.4
Berlin, January 22nd, 2020 – With the upcoming release of LibreOffice 6.4, the Documentation Team is proud to announce the Math Guide 6.4, an update of the previous Math 4.0 guide, updated to cover all innovations included in LibreOffice 6.4. The guide was updated by Roman Kuznetsov and revised by Dave Barton from the documentation community.
“I updated the Math Guide to give everyone up-to-date information about using that interesting and (often forgotten) tool in LibreOffice”, said Roman Kuznetsov, community member and volunteer technical writer. “I did it to improve my skills in writing of documentation. Also I want say thank you to the LibreOffice Documentation Team for its help with that task.”
Roman Kuznetsov
The guide is available for immediate download from The Document Foundation cloud instance and is published in PDF format, as along in its source file in ODF format.
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that I want to use libra office calc so can you give me a one day
I’m not sure what you mean, sorry – if you want help with LibreOffice Calc, please see: https://documentation.libreoffice.org/en/english-documentation/
I would write a Formula with normal Latein (Arial) letters mixed with Fraktur letters. Thereby will be the endformula only in Latein or in Fraktur Letters.
How can I write the combined forula?
Thanks!
Wolfgang Lange
Dresden, Germany
Hi, we can’t provide help in blog comments I’m afraid (we’re a small non-profit with limited resources). For all help please see: https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/questions/ – Or in German: https://ask.libreoffice.org/de/questions/