Adding comments (notes)
You can attach a comment to a formula in the Solver by pressing the button in a formula’s header bar.
After the comment appears, enter the desired text and press the button.
Editing comments
At any time, you can edit a comment’s text by pressing the button in the comment object’s header bar.
Alternatively, you can slow double-click (two clicks with a 1-second pause in between) on the comment text to enter edit mode.
Formatting
You can use common wiki formatting when writing your comments.
Note
All of the formatting symbols below must be surrounded either by whitespace or brackets. For example, “Text_italics_” won’t work, but “Text _italics_” or “Text[_italics_]” will.
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_italics_ | italics | ||||||
*bold* | bold | ||||||
super ^script^ | superscript | ||||||
sub ~script~ | subscript | ||||||
Math symbols (sub+superscript combinations): mathsym((a_2^4)) |
a24 | ||||||
@fixed-width font@ | fixed-width font |
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Hyperlinks:
"fxSolver link(tooltip)":http://www.fxsolver.com
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fxSolver link | ||||||
Numbered lists:
# Item A## Item A1 # Item B |
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Bullet lists:
* Item A** Item A1 * Item B |
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Tables:
|heading a|b|c||cell 1|2|3| |
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Footnotes:
Discussed in recent NIST studies[1].... fn1. See list at "fundamental physical constants":http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/ |
Discussed in recent NIST studies1. ... 1See list at fundamental physical constants |