Hi,

My request is something (hopefully) quite simple, but I can't seem to
find it in the documentation anywhere!

I'm writing text (amongst other things) to PDF using PyX, and by default
it appears in a serif font.  What I'd like to do is change some of the
text items to be sans-serif, and some to be monospace.  I've found
plenty of information on changing font *sets*, but not on changing
between the fonts in that set, so I'd be grateful if anyone here can
help!

I'm using PyX 0.10, Python 2.5, MiKTeX 2.7 on WinXP.

Thanks in advance,

Ian

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