On Wed, Jan 14, 2004 at 03:34:07PM +1100, Bill Bennett wrote:
> In a nutshell:---
>
> 1. I'm using the palatino package, ie., \usepackage{palatino}
> 2. I want to use the letter u with the tichy little hole above it
> (apologies in advance to the Czechs, but it's not an umlaut and I
> don't know what it's called). I looked up the Cork layout for the
> symbol and was going to use that, ie., \symbol{"xx}
> 3. It doesn't work. Changing the value to see if it will print
> any of the symbols in the Cork layout doesn't work either. It's
> as though the program doesn't recognise the command \symbol.
It is possible that the font in LaTeX doesn't implement the symbol, give it a bash
with the default font,
to see it the \symbol{"xx} notation is correct, as a first suggestion, then maybe try
\arial.
> Any help will be acted upon immediately, with grateful thanks,
Sorry I haven't got much else, all my LaTeX font stuff was done by someone else.
cheers,
Woody
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