1
Onenote 2010 offers 2 methods to display equations:
Linear and Professional
"Professional" displays superscript/subscript AND ratio expressions in their natural math form.
"Linear" collapses everything on the same line.
For example, I want to write x^2 + y/2 + z^3
As soon as as hit SPACE or PLUS following y/2 , y/2 is displayed as stacked ratio.
How do I write x^2 and z^3 in superscript form , but keep y/2 as is, unstacked ratio ?
That was easy :) I didn't know I can change to linear just a part of the equation. – user1502776 – 2013-01-12T09:46:32.253