> > The simpliest solution is to use PostScript and draw a white rectangle
> > under the number. You can do this using pstricks for example, or use
> > inline PostScript code or set color to white and draw rule of the same
> > size as the \hbox containing the number. In the latter case, of course,
> > you will see nasty black rectangles using non-PostScript DVI drivers.
>
> Hmm. Not what I hoped for :-( At the moment, it looks excellent in xdvi,
> with wite boxes etc. That's why I hoped it would be an easy solution.
> Editing tons of numbers in postscript files is too much work for such a
> detail.
Not SO hard; something like this could do the job (NOT TESTED):
\def\num#1#2{\setbox0=\hbox{#2}
\special{ps: 1 setgray}
\zcharnote{#1}{\vrule height \ht0 width \wd0 depth \dp0}
\special{ps: 0 setgray}
\zcharnote{#1}{\box0}}
\num02 puts number '2' at the bottom line
Please tell me if it works (it should) ...
Stanislav Kneifl.
