On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 08:35 +0100, Thomas Lange wrote:
> Hello Rick,
> 
> 
> > Is there any way to change the font being used when a Greek letter is
> > displayed when using a formula object? If I convert an OOo document to
> > a .doc, the Greek letters in regular text (not a formula) don't display
> > correctly unless I use the Symbol font (Standard Symbols L and
> > OpenSymbol don't seem to convert properly). But I don't see how to force
> > formulas to use the Symbol font. The Greek letters in formulas don't
> > convert properly. For example, the Greek letter (lowercase) mu is:
> 
> Surte there is.
> Just use the dialog Tools/Symbols select a single character from the
> Greek symbol-set and then press Edit. You can now change the font.
> When you have returned from the following dialog you can do the same
> for all the remaining symbols. This should solve the problem.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Thomas

Thanks but I don't see Tools/Symbols when I'm in the formula editor. I
do see Tools/Catalog. But I don't see that this does much more than just
typing, for example, %mu, in the formula panel. The problem is that when
the document is converted to a .doc and then opened in MS Word, all the
Greek letters (and some other symbols) are missing. Other things like
summations show up but not the Greek letters. A similar thing happens if
I use the OpenSymbols font or the Standard Symbol L font in the text.
When opened in MS Word, the wrong character appears. If I had typed mu
in either of these fonts, when opened in MS Word, a different Greek
letter or math symbol will appear (even though on the screen in OOo it
shows a mu). However, if I use the Symbol font (I have to type in the
work "Symbol" - it doesn't appear in the pull-down list of fonts), then
what I see in OOo on the screen and print out from OOo under Linux shows
up in MS Word too.  All I want to do is have people using MS Word to see
the correct Greek letters/symbols that I'm typing in OOo.

I do see in the Tools/Catalog/Symbol panel it allows you to modify the
characters but I cannot type in Symbol like I can for fonts for regular
text.

Rick B.




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