Mathematics and formatting

[andre kesteloot]

Gang,

I wanted to write in a paper (in Word for Windows) "not A" , that is, 
the letter A with a horizontal bar over it.

If you Google "word overline", this is what you find:

1. Go where you want to insert your "not A".
2. Press Ctrl-F9. You'll see a pair of braces. This is "equation mode".
3. Type this: EQ \x \to(A)
4. Press Shift-F9 to get out of the mode.

Bizarre and awkward, to say the least

73
André N4ICK