for chemical writings, I need arrows with text above and beyond the arrow.
With $\stackrel{text above}{\longrightarrow}$ I get text above the arrow
or beyond the arrow but not both.
In chemical textbooks (written in LaTeX) I saw that it's possible.
Does anybody know how to do it?
Thanks a lot!
Ulrich Grün
P.S. Please, send answers to my Email address (semila...@xs4all.nl) too.
> for chemical writings, I need arrows with text above and beyond the arrow.
> With $\stackrel{text above}{\longrightarrow}$ I get text above the arrow
> or beyond the arrow but not both.
> In chemical textbooks (written in LaTeX) I saw that it's possible.
>
> Does anybody know how to do it?
http://TeXnik.de/OverUnder/TextOverArrow.phtml
> P.S. Please, send answers to my Email address (semila...@xs4all.nl) too.
no
Herbert
empheq also supply more extended arrows like \xrightarrow, see the empheq doc.
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This produces very short arrows with a too large text. What I am looking
for, is more like \frac, but with an arrow.
>
> empheq also supply more extended arrows like \xrightarrow, see the empheq
> doc.
>
I read the doc, but my problem is not mentioned there
Zarathustra
>>> http://TeXnik.de/OverUnder/TextOverArrow.phtml
>
> This produces very short arrows with a too large text. What I am looking
> for, is more like \frac, but with an arrow.
What exactly is it \xrightarrow[below]{above} doesn't do for you? The
arrow is as long as the text.
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> On Fri, 21 May 2004 08:28:36 +0200, Zarathustra <zarathustra@.xs4all.nl>
> wrote:
>
>>>> http://TeXnik.de/OverUnder/TextOverArrow.phtml
>>
>> This produces very short arrows with a too large text. What I am looking
>> for, is more like \frac, but with an arrow.
>
> What exactly is it \xrightarrow[below]{above} doesn't do for you? The
> arrow is as long as the text.
I looked over it. Because \xrightarrow[below]{above} was not well documented
I saw the example only as \xrightarrow[below]) and I thought I needed
another way.
Thanks!
Zarathustra
no you didn't \xrightarrow[below] will not compile, where as
\xrightarrow[below]{}
will