2008/8/22 Dotan Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 2008/8/22 TomW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I dusted off some old college books in calculus and physics, plus a > Google > > search. Some use 'v', others use the italic 'v'. It can be bold to > denote > > the vector. It can be capitalized to denote the vector. Italics seems to > be > > more common in my college texts. > > > > Thank you, Tom. On the Linux version of OOo, one cannot change the > font weight/effect of a single variable in the equation editor. In > fact, all the variables are italic by default. > > I am temporarily using "ч" until I find a better solution. > > What about lower case Greek upsilon: Unicode 0C35? I must admit it looks a bit similar to nu: Unicode 03BD but if they are large enough ...
I'm having trouble with Firefox/gmail displaying these characters which is why I haven't included them. -- Harold Fuchs London, England Please reply *only* to [email protected]
