On 2015-02-15, John Kane wrote: > [-- Type: text/plain, Encoding: quoted-printable --]
> I have run into an interesting attempt to reform English orthography > (http://unspell.blogspot.ca/p/resources.html, bottom of page) and thought > I'd like to play with it. > There is an associated font (http://unspell.blogspot.ca/p/resources.html, > bottom of page) that I have successfully downloaded and install in Ubuntu. > I can type with it in Apache OpenOffice, at least. > How to I get it into LyX? > What appears to be the relevant Wiki > (http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ChangeFontUsingLatexhttp://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ChangeFontUsingLatex) > says : If your preferred font is not in the list, set everything to > "Default" in the font section and add to Document→Preamble something like: > \renewcommand{\familydefault}{pag} > \renewcommand{\rmdefault}{pag} > (the exact command is usually described in the documentation of the font > package; please read that, there are considerable differences) > However there does not appear to be any documentation whatsoever with the > package. This is about 8-bit TeX fonts, that usually come with a LaTeX package to use them or some other description/examples for use with LaTeX. In your case, you should set [x] use non-TeX fonts (or whatever it is called nowadays) in Document>Settings>Fonts and then select your font from the list. This will use XeTeX or LuaTeX for compilation - TeX-engines that can work with Unicode-encoded system fonts. Remember, that in LyX the screen font and the document font will usually differ: to change the screen font, use Tools>Settings. Günter
