Hi all,
Sorry for popping up that question again, but has anybody a hint for me how to
solve it or where I can read more about it?
I'm working on converting my lecture papers from latex to ConTeXt, where I also
use a condended font, but only for Excel formulas
and not as main body font .
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Wolfgang Murth wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry for popping up that question again, but has anybody a hint for me how
to solve it or where I can read more about it?
I'm working on converting my lecture papers from latex to ConTeXt, where I
also use a condended
Hi,
Load the necessary typescripts at the beginning of the document.
For longer pieces:
\switchtobodyfont[][...]
For short pieces:
\definedfont[fontname at 12pt]
Kind regards
Willi
On Nov 21, 2009, at 4:06 PM, Wolfgang Murth wrote:
Hi Wolfgang, Hi all,
My last post regarding Heros
Am 23.11.2009 um 10:51 schrieb Willi Egger:
Hi,
Load the necessary typescripts at the beginning of the document.
For longer pieces:
\switchtobodyfont[][...]
For short pieces:
\definedfont[fontname at 12pt]
And for table: \setuptables[bodyfont=...]
Wolfgang
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
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
Hi Hans,
depends on your need,
Main text in one font (Helvetica), Excel Formulas in another font (Heros
Condensed).
no need for \language as you already use \mainlanguage
ok
\def\xlf#1{{\definedfont[Bold sa 1]#1}}
With that I just use the bold style of the current font and not the condensed
Wolfgang Murth wrote:
Hi Hans,
depends on your need,
Main text in one font (Helvetica), Excel Formulas in another font (Heros
Condensed).
no need for \language as you already use \mainlanguage
ok
\def\xlf#1{{\definedfont[Bold sa 1]#1}}
With that I just use the bold style of the current
Am 23.11.2009 um 18:34 schrieb Wolfgang Murth:
depends on your need,
Main text in one font (Helvetica), Excel Formulas in another font (Heros
Condensed).
With simplefonts you can say (untested):
\mainlanguage[de]
\usemodule[simplefonts][size=10pt]
\setmainfont[Tex Gyre Heros]
Hi Wolfgang, Hi all,
My last post regarding Heros Condensed leads me to another unsolved mystery.
I'm working on converting my lecture papers from latex
to ConTeXt, where I also use a condended font, but only for Excel formulas and
not as main body font .
For example
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