As the world's most extensive programmatic mathematical typesetting system,
Mathematica provides a range of controls over the details of layout and rendering.
Style — specify hundreds of options at any level
SingleLetterItalics — whether to give single-character symbols in italics
NumberSeparator — separator between blocks of digits in a long number
NumberMultiplier — multiplication sign automatically inserted between numbers
AutoSpacing — control whether to use automatic operator etc. spacing
ScriptSizeMultipliers — how much smaller to make subscripts, etc.
ScriptMinSize — minimum size for subscripts, etc.
ScriptBaselineShifts — how much to lower subscripts, etc.
LimitsPositioning — whether to reposition limits in smaller spaces
SpanMaxSize,
SpanMinSize — how large or small to allow spanning characters to become
SpanSymmetric — whether to force spanning characters to span symmetrically
LineIndent — how much to indent successive lines
Ctrl+arrow — explicitly nudge objects on the screen
