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\section{Operators}

You can enter these operators from the Operators dialog box:

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By default, when an operator is in-line, \hyperref{limits}{}{}{Limit.tex}
are placed to the right. When an operator is displayed, limits are placed
above and below. The exception is the integral operator: limits are always
set to the right.

You can override the in the Operator dialog box when you enter a new
operator or when you edit an existing operator. Use the \hyperref{Auto}{}{}{%
Auto.tex} and \hyperref{Size}{}{}{Size.tex} defaults whenever possible.

\subsubsection{$\blacktriangleright $\quad To enter an operator}

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\item  Select the operator you want from the Operator dialog box.

\item  Choose OK.
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You can also enter certain operators with \hyperref{keyboard shortcuts}{}{}{%
Keyboard_shortcuts.tex}.\medskip

\subsection{$\ $Related topic}

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\item  \hyperref{Mathematical objects}{}{}{Math_objects.tex}
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