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	main0202.xhp par_id3083278 help.text	The status bar displays information about the active document.
	main0203.xhp tit help.text	Tools Bar
	main0203.xhp hd_id3149123 help.text	<link href="text/smath/main0203.xhp" name="Tools Bar">Tools Bar</link>
	main0203.xhp par_id3147338 help.text	The Tools bar contains frequently used functions.
	main0203.xhp hd_id3151242 help.text	<link href="text/smath/02/03010000.xhp" name="Formula Cursor">Formula Cursor</link>
	main0503.xhp tit help.text	$[officename] Math Features
	main0503.xhp hd_id3155064 help.text	<variable id="main0503"><link href="text/smath/main0503.xhp" name="$[officename] Math Features">$[officename] Math Features</link></variable>
	main0503.xhp par_id3156386 help.text	This section contains an overview of some of the important functions and capabilities that $[officename] Math offers.
	main0503.xhp par_id3148486 help.text	$[officename] Math provides numerous operators, functions and formatting assistants to help you create formulas. These are all listed in a selection window, in which you can click the required element with the mouse to insert the object into your work. There is an exhaustive <link href="text/smath/01/03091500.xhp" name="reference">reference</link> list and numerous <link href="text/smath/01/03090900.xhp" name="samples">samples</link> contained in the Help.
	main0503.xhp hd_id3150207 help.text	Creating a Formula
	main0503.xhp par_id3145386 help.text	As with charts and images, formulas are created as objects within a document. Inserting a formula into a document automatically starts $[officename] Math. You can create, edit and format the formula using a large selection of predefined symbols and functions.
	main0503.xhp hd_id3153916 help.text	Typing a Formula Directly
	main0503.xhp par_id3150213 help.text	If you are familiar with the $[officename] Math language, you can also type a formula directly into the document. For example, type this formula into a text document: "a sup 2 + b sup 2 = c sup 2". Select this text and choose <emph>Insert - Object - Formula</emph>. The text will be converted into a formatted formula.
	main0503.xhp par_id3146325 help.text	Formulas cannot be calculated in $[officename] Math because it is a formula editor (for writing and showing formulas) and not a calculation program. Use spreadsheets to calculate formulas, or for simple calculations use the text document calculation function.
	main0503.xhp hd_id3145829 help.text	Creating a Formula in the Commands Window
	main0503.xhp par_id3153001 help.text	<ahelp hid="HID_SMA_COMMAND_WIN_EDIT">Use the $[officename] Math Commands window to enter and edit formulas. As you make entries in the Commands window, you see the results in the document.</ahelp> To maintain an overview when creating long and complicated formulas, use the Formula Cursor on the Tools bar. When this function is activated, the cursor location within the Commands window is also shown in the text window.
	main0503.xhp hd_id3150014 help.text	Individual Symbols
	main0503.xhp par_id3145246 help.text	You can create your own symbols and import characters from other fonts. You can add new symbols to the basic catalog of $[officename] Math symbols, or create your own special catalogs. Numerous special characters are also available.
	main0503.xhp hd_id3148392 help.text	Formulas in Context
	main0503.xhp par_id3148774 help.text	To make working with formulas easier, use the context menus, which can be called up with a right mouse click. This applies especially to the Commands window. This context menu contains all the commands that are found in the Elements pane, and also operators, and so on, which can be inserted into your formula by mouse-click without having to key them into the Commands window.