Chemical Equation R/O

[Fred Van Ackeren]

Hi Lindy,

The equation in the attached files show 4 signs of comparison which of course is too long for one line. My question concerns run-overs. The Preference List indicates r/o "before a sign of comparison", does this mean that each sign needs to be r/o as I've brailled it in the sample? I would like to keep the word equation on the same page as the braille equation.

I am sure that I have see a notation somewhere that if this type of equation needs to be r/o then it is r/o at EACH sign of comparison, but that note included other signs of operation as well.

Thanks
Fred

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[dworthing]

If an equation not requiring special margins is runover only at a comparison sign, or even more than one comparison sign, you do not have to run it over at every comparison sign. This is only required if the equation is also runover at some other point besides the comparison signs -- like at an operation sign.

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