<tip category="KFormula|Keyboard"> <html> <p>...that you can use Ctrl-U/Ctrl-L to create an index above or below the currently selected elements?</p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|Filters"> <html> <p>...that you can import and export <em>MathML</em> files?</p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|General"> <html> <p>...to get the most out of KFormula you need to install the TrueType version of the famous TeX fonts. You can find them in <a href="http://www.ctan.org">ctan</a> at <a href="http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/cm/ps-type1/bakoma/ttf/?action=/tex-archive/fonts/cm/ps-type1/bakoma/">/tex-archive/fonts/cm/ps-type1/bakoma/</a>. However you don't need to install all of those. Right now the fonts <tt>cmbx10</tt>, <tt>cmex10</tt>, <tt>cmmi10</tt>, <tt>cmr10</tt>, <tt>cmsy10</tt>, <tt>msam10</tt> and <tt>msbm10</tt> are required. </p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|Keyboard"> <html> <p>...that you can use the keys <tt>^</tt> and <tt>_</tt> to create right upper and lower indices? If you type <tt>Ctrl-^</tt> or <tt>Ctrl-_</tt> instead, you will get a left index. </p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|Keyboard"> <html> <p>...that you can insert any of the many supported symbols by typing its name? Simply press the backslash key, type the symbol's name and press space. </p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|Keyboard"> <html> <p>...that you can insert Greek letters very easily by typing the corresponding latin letter and pressing Ctrl-G afterwards? </p> </html> </tip> <tip category="KFormula|Keyboard"> <html> <p>...that you can insert any number of lines using the <em>Multiline</em> element? By inserting <tt>&</tt> you can align these lines. </p> </html> </tip>