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I use the AMS multi-line environment a lot for homework, and I would like it to replace the regular math environment.

I use LyX, 3.2.2.

How can I do this?

Thank you very much!

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  • Welcome to tex.sx. Which multi-line environment do you want? There are several -- align, gather, multlined. Jan 4, 2020 at 19:52

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You can use the LyX function math-mutate align to change any math environment into an AMS align one (see Help>Lyx Functions for the full list of functions).

To implement this by changing the action of the shortcut, go to Tools>Preferences>Editing>Shortcuts, find the shortcut that you currently use to open a math environment (the command will probably be math-display), double-click it and change the function to command-sequence math-display; math-mutate align;, OK and save. Note command-sequence just allows you to chain multiple functions together.

If this isn't exactly what you want, I'm sure you get the idea!

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