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Not sure if this concern has been raised already but some of the math fonts are a bit hard to read (sub and superscripts) Example: \[\int^{8}_{3}\]the upper limit is supposed to read 8 and the bottom 3. Is this an issue with OpenStudy or do I need to download particular fonts for my browser?
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Can you post a screenshot of what that looks like on your screen and what browser/OS you have? It's perfectly readable here:
i use google chrome and i too have that prob.
I'm guessing you'r both on Windows?
Looks pretty reasonable to me? In relation to this - is there a way to perhaps support inline equations? I notice when you create an equation it automatically drops to the next line.
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