On 2015-02-15, Patrick Dupre wrote: >> Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 9:55 PM >> From: "Guenter Milde" <[email protected]> >> On 2015-01-18, Patrick Dupre wrote:
>> > Is there a way to have the upgreek letters automatically (ie without >> > dialing \upmu etc....)? >> Do you want them in text or mathematical content? >> Text: use Unicode input and set the language to Greek > OK >> Math: use, e.g., the fourier package with the correct options (which >> controls the printed output, not the appearance in LyX (except you set the >> MathPreview on). > This I do not know how to do it! > MathFont is automatic. > How do I control the printed output? In output, I have format default Does this mean you are using the Computer Modern fonts for text and maths? Do you have any requirements regarding the typeface in the printout? You can call the math package(s) with options in the user preamble when leaving the Font settings as [default] in the Document>Settings>Menu. Have a look at the available Latex packages at CTAN. Options are explained there. AFAIK, the packages Fourier, Mathdesign, and KP-Fonts all provide options for "french" math-style: (upright for capital Latin and Greek, italic for small Latin letters) >From these packages, I like Fourier most. It may also be combined with the often required Times text font. If you want everything upright, try Xe/LuaTeX with unicode-math (this also works for "french" math-style). Günter
