Sorry: not "left of the number" but "right of the number"... On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Jorge Costa da Silva wrote:

Hello,

I´m tring to learn Context... this is probably a Tex question but anyway: I want to make a subscript such that the smaller number (or something) is written wright under the bigger number (and not, as usual, at the left of the number). This seams an obvious task but i can´t do it. Thank you very much, Jorge

Hi Jorge, Indeed this is a TeX question: try this: \starttext Is this what you want $1 \atop 2$ if it is in the midst of text, or \startformula 1 \atop 2 \stopformula if it is in dispayde maths. \stoptext Best regards: OK On 7 sept. 09, at 16:33, Jorge Costa da Silva wrote:

Sorry: not "left of the number" but "right of the number"...

On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Jorge Costa da Silva wrote:

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Hello,

I´m tring to learn Context... this is probably a Tex question but anyway: I want to make a subscript such that the smaller number (or something) is written wright under the bigger number (and not, as usual, at the left of the number). This seams an obvious task but i can´t do it. Thank you very much, Jorge

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On Tue, 8 Sep 2009, Taco Hoekwater wrote:

Jorge Costa da Silva wrote:

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Sorry: not "left of the number" but "right of the number"...

Maybe like this?

$\mathop{...}\limits_{}$

Or just $\mathop{...}_{...}$ Aditya