Thread: [Solved] Still I don’t know the professional method to have the caption next to the Equation!
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Old 04-17-2011, 05:32 PM
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Hi Jamal,

Whatever the standards are (if any) for your profession dictate what is/is not 'professional'. If there isn't a defined standard, borrow or buy a Style Guide (a book designed for writers to tell them about how to lay out a document) and see what that says.

Using Style Separators, you can have whatever you want between the equation and the caption, and after the caption too. See attached.
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