Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. -- Christian Paul A. Rubin

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. Using

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. -- Christian Paul A. Rubin

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. Using

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. -- Christian Paul A. Rubin

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Thanks, Paul, I overlooked that. I still find it quite challenging to get new fonts to work, and from my reading I conclude that font selection is an all time favourite support issue with LaTeX (sigh) ... but if I'm successful, I'll post something about it. Using

How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document -- Settings -- Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the Sabon fontface instead. The

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document -- Settings -- Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the Sabon

How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document -- Settings -- Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the Sabon fontface instead. The

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document -- Settings -- Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the Sabon

How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document --> Settings --> Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the Sabon fontface instead. The

Re: How can I choose the textfont used for LyX output?

Christian Liesen wrote: Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but how can I use fonts other than the newcent, bookman, times etc. that are available from Document --> Settings --> Text Layout? I'm on Mac OS X with LyX 1.4.4. I have a scrbook that uses newcent, but I'd like to use the