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  • #11559
    Chris Clemens
    Keymaster

    Hello,
    Can you tell me the correct way to do this in Nemeth?
    I have labeled math statements (Theorems) that are sequentially numbered with [u]Roman Numerals[/u], then a [u]period OR decimal point[/u], then [u]numbers[/u].

    [u]Examples below[/u]:
    Theorem XI.12
    Theorem XII.13
    Theorem XII.14

    I'm not sure how to transcribe the
    XI.12
    XII.13
    XIII.14

    Thank you very much.

    #22311
    Chris Clemens
    Keymaster

    Another transcriber said she was told to do it this way:
    ,,xi".12

    It's a decimal point and the roman numerals are not individual letters so they are double capped.

    Just wanted to be sure due to the new updates for Nemeth.
    Thank you.

    #22312
    dworthing
    Participant

    The Roman numerals are actually numbers, not abbreviations. They are double capped because that's the way we do Roman numerals. I would not insert a dot 5 in this situation since what you've got is numbers (Roman) followed by decimal point and numbers (Arabic).

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