Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
Krzys,
I'm not exactly sure if you wanted to do this, but if you just want to make
individual symbols in your equations bold then if you precede the symbol, (in
math mode) with
\boldsymbol
then it will make the symbol bold. It will only make the character that
directly follows the command bold though, for example if you did
\boldsymbol\gamma\psi
the gamma will be bold and the psi wont
(also if you just want to make normal letters bold in math mode use ctrl-b)
I'm not sure of all the advantages and disadvantages of using the \boldsymbol
command but it is the best way I have found to make selected Greek letters
etc bold in an equation
Nick
On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 7:14:am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Thanks.
Krzys
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Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
Krzys,
I'm not exactly sure if you wanted to do this, but if you just want to make
individual symbols in your equations bold then if you precede the symbol, (in
math mode) with
\boldsymbol
then it will make the symbol bold. It will only make the character that
directly follows the command bold though, for example if you did
\boldsymbol\gamma\psi
the gamma will be bold and the psi wont
(also if you just want to make normal letters bold in math mode use ctrl-b)
I'm not sure of all the advantages and disadvantages of using the \boldsymbol
command but it is the best way I have found to make selected Greek letters
etc bold in an equation
Nick
On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 7:14:am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Thanks.
Krzys
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University of Adelaide
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 (0)8 8303 6385
Fax: +61 (0)8 8303 4367
Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
Krzys,
I'm not exactly sure if you wanted to do this, but if you just want to make
individual symbols in your equations bold then if you precede the symbol, (in
math mode) with
\boldsymbol
then it will make the symbol bold. It will only make the character that
directly follows the command bold though, for example if you did
\boldsymbol\gamma\psi
the gamma will be bold and the psi wont
(also if you just want to make normal letters bold in math mode use ctrl-b)
I'm not sure of all the advantages and disadvantages of using the \boldsymbol
command but it is the best way I have found to make selected Greek letters
etc bold in an equation
Nick
On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 7:14:am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
> equations turn to "bold". I have just tried
> it on few examples and it seems to work OK
> (the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
>
> Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
> that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
> or in LyX Tips page ...)
>
> example:
>
> (in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
> ... my LyX blue box equation ...
> (in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
>
>
>
> 2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
> and among others thing I am "playing" with fonts.
> Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
> LyX Document Layout menu ?
> For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
> the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
> modified fond). I just put
> \usepackage{beton}
> in the lyx preamble and it works great.
> For the math font i just use Euler
> \usepackage{euler}
>
> Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
> with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
>
> Thanks.
>
> Krzys
>
>
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University of Adelaide
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
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Fax: +61 (0)8 8303 4367
Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 09:44:24PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Only by changing the source (src/tex-strings.C).
Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 09:44:24PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Only by changing the source (src/tex-strings.C).
Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 09:44:24PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
> and among others thing I am "playing" with fonts.
> Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
> LyX Document Layout menu ?
> For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
> the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
> modified fond). I just put
> \usepackage{beton}
> in the lyx preamble and it works great.
> For the math font i just use Euler
> \usepackage{euler}
>
> Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
> with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Only by changing the source (src/tex-strings.C).
\mathversion; fonts in menu
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Thanks.
Krzys
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Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
the real latex command is \boldmath ... \unboldmath,
which are nearly the same than \mathversion. both
must appear in textmode!
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
\mathversion; fonts in menu
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am playing with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Thanks.
Krzys
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Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to bold. I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
the real latex command is \boldmath ... \unboldmath,
which are nearly the same than \mathversion. both
must appear in textmode!
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
\mathversion; fonts in menu
1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
equations turn to "bold". I have just tried
it on few examples and it seems to work OK
(the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
or in LyX Tips page ...)
example:
(in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
... my LyX blue box equation ...
(in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
2. I am using LyX for few weeks now,
and among others thing I am "playing" with fonts.
Is there a simple way to add new fonts into the
LyX Document Layout menu ?
For example, my TeTeX distribution comes with
the beton package (a kind of Computer Modern
modified fond). I just put
\usepackage{beton}
in the lyx preamble and it works great.
For the math font i just use Euler
\usepackage{euler}
Is there a way to have this fonts in the menu
with the others (default, times, palatino, ...)
Thanks.
Krzys
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Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> 1. I use \mathversion to make some of my
> equations turn to "bold". I have just tried
> it on few examples and it seems to work OK
> (the greek small italic letters are bold too, ...)
>
> Does anyone know if there might be any problems using
> that command ? (I didn't find any information here,
> or in LyX Tips page ...)
>
> example:
>
> (in red TeX)\mathversion{bold}
> ... my LyX blue box equation ...
> (in red TeX)\mathversion{normal}
>
>
the "real" latex command is \boldmath ... \unboldmath,
which are nearly the same than \mathversion. both
must appear in textmode!
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
