Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Guenter Milde
On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:

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 Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
 mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
 they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
 show up as options under document  settings  fonts?

This depends: 

* With use non tex fonts (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.
 
* With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
  implement it) ...
  
  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.
  
Günter  
 



Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Eric Weir

On Feb 27, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

 On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:
 
 Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
 mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
 they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
 show up as options under document  settings  fonts?
 
 This depends: 
 
 * With use non tex fonts (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.

Thanks, Guenter. A guy on the tex on mac osx listserv gave me a simple way to 
install the fonts and get them recognized on the system: start the mactex/tex 
live installer, deselect everything that's already selected, select the install 
tex gyre fonts option, complete the install. When that's done the fonts are 
installed in the user's system font folder, i.e., ~\library\fonts.


 * With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
  implement it) ...
 
  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.

For reasons explained to me by Stefano---the main one being that the app in 
which I compose, Scrivener, exports unicode---I am going with xetex for 
compiling. Prior to that I tried a latex compile with the tex gyre specified in 
the preamble, but it didn't work. Got a message to the effect that could not 
open 'file.dvi'.

Again, thanks for responding.

Sincerely,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net
Decatur, GA  USA

Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. 
Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.  

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe



Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Guenter Milde
On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:

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 Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
 mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
 they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
 show up as options under document  settings  fonts?

This depends: 

* With use non tex fonts (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.
 
* With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
  implement it) ...
  
  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.
  
Günter  
 



Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Eric Weir

On Feb 27, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

 On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:
 
 Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
 mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
 they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
 show up as options under document  settings  fonts?
 
 This depends: 
 
 * With use non tex fonts (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.

Thanks, Guenter. A guy on the tex on mac osx listserv gave me a simple way to 
install the fonts and get them recognized on the system: start the mactex/tex 
live installer, deselect everything that's already selected, select the install 
tex gyre fonts option, complete the install. When that's done the fonts are 
installed in the user's system font folder, i.e., ~\library\fonts.


 * With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
  implement it) ...
 
  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.

For reasons explained to me by Stefano---the main one being that the app in 
which I compose, Scrivener, exports unicode---I am going with xetex for 
compiling. Prior to that I tried a latex compile with the tex gyre specified in 
the preamble, but it didn't work. Got a message to the effect that could not 
open 'file.dvi'.

Again, thanks for responding.

Sincerely,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net
Decatur, GA  USA

Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. 
Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.  

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe



Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Guenter Milde
On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:

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> Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
> mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
> they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
> show up as options under document > settings > fonts?

This depends: 

* With "use non tex fonts" (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.
 
* With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
  implement it) ...
  
  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.
  
Günter  
 



Re: How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-27 Thread Eric Weir

On Feb 27, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

> On 2012-02-26, Eric Weir wrote:
> 
>> Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on
>> mac os x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that
>> they come with the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to
>> show up as options under document > settings > fonts?
> 
> This depends: 
> 
> * With "use non tex fonts" (i.e. XeTeX or LuaTeX with the fontspec
>  package), make sure that the fonts are known to the system.

Thanks, Guenter. A guy on the tex on mac osx listserv gave me a simple way to 
install the fonts and get them recognized on the system: start the mactex/tex 
live installer, deselect everything that's already selected, select the install 
tex gyre fonts option, complete the install. When that's done the fonts are 
installed in the user's system font folder, i.e., ~\library\fonts.


> * With 8-bit TeX engines (latex, pdflatex), vote for the bug to include
>  support for more font packages (or collect money to pay someone to
>  implement it) ...
> 
>  For the time beeing: leave the GUI font setting at [Default] and
>  select the relevant font package in the user preamble.

For reasons explained to me by Stefano---the main one being that the app in 
which I compose, Scrivener, exports unicode---I am going with xetex for 
compiling. Prior to that I tried a latex compile with the tex gyre specified in 
the preamble, but it didn't work. Got a message to the effect that "could not 
open 'file.dvi'".

Again, thanks for responding.

Sincerely,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net
Decatur, GA  USA

"Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. 
Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. " 

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe



How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-26 Thread Eric Weir

Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on mac os 
x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that they come with 
the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to show up as options under 
document  settings  fonts?

Thanks,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net

Every moment is unique and discrete.

Eknath Eswaran



How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-26 Thread Eric Weir

Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on mac os 
x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that they come with 
the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to show up as options under 
document  settings  fonts?

Thanks,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net

Every moment is unique and discrete.

Eknath Eswaran



How do I get the TeX Gyre fonts to show up as options?

2012-02-26 Thread Eric Weir

Planning to install the tex gyre fonts on my Mac, I inquired at tex on mac os 
x, I was informed that they are already installed, i.e., that they come with 
the tex live installations. So, how do I get them to show up as options under 
document > settings > fonts?

Thanks,
--
Eric Weir
eew...@bellsouth.net

"Every moment is unique and discrete."

Eknath Eswaran