Huh, I thought it worked for me before...
Well if it is a bug, you can use the workaround I described. Replace \[ with @ or some other character that you won't use. Then in your font (if your using ttf, google for free editors) change the @ to look like [
[Edit]: After looking at some of your previous posts, it seems you already know about the work around. Sorry I wasn't a help at all.
~Trent
Well if it is a bug, you can use the workaround I described. Replace \[ with @ or some other character that you won't use. Then in your font (if your using ttf, google for free editors) change the @ to look like [
[Edit]: After looking at some of your previous posts, it seems you already know about the work around. Sorry I wasn't a help at all.
~Trent