Wolfgang Murth wrote:
Thank you all for your input at suggestions. Before I posted my question I did
a search in the Wiki and the mailinglist archive but
didn't find a clue.
Finaly I got a working minimal example. The with \definedfont[file:...] I found
out that I can use every Font that ist installed on
my Windows System.
Is this a correct way for font switching for a special markup or is there a
better or more correct way?
depends on your need,
% Define language
\language[de]
\mainlanguage[de]
no need for \language as you already use \mainlanguage
%------------------------------------
%
% Bodyfont Helvetica
\usetypescript[helvetica][texnansi]
\setupbodyfont[helvetica,ss,10pt]
%------------------------------------
%
% Excel Funcions and Formulas
\def\xlf#1{{\definedfont[file:texgyreheroscn-bold*regular at 10pt]#1}}
\def\xlf#1{{\definedfont[SansBold sa 1]#1}}
(current SansBold at bodyfontsize)
\def\xlf#1{{\definedfont[Bold sa 1]#1}}
(current Bold at bodyfontsize)
\starttext
\chapter{Excel Time and Date}
When using Time and Date calculations with Excel important functions are
\xlf{DATUM} and \xlf{ZEIT}.
best use some uppercase in yoru own names as \xlf can be a pretty
important low level command some day
Hans
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