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In the equation maker insert something with a superscript like x^y. You can change the size of the sub/superscript with a right click and "decrease argument size".
Now make an equation like e^((-E)/kT). Click on the superscripted part, select it and right click.
The option to change the argument size is not there.
Is this a bug ?
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If I select the Linear option for the superscripted part, I do get the options to increase/decrease the argument size. But if I select the Professional option, I don't.