I have managed to get my screen font and output fonts set to 'unspell' as wanted and it is working well.
My next problem is that would like to mix two fonts in the body of the text. It looks relatively easy to do this changing lanuages but it is not obvious to me how to do this when all I want to do is change the font (preferably both screen and output to pdf but I'd settle for pdf at the moment. Can anyone suggest an approach? Example attached On 16 February 2015 at 10:35, John Kane <jrkrid...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank you Gunter! > > I made the changes in Documents > Settings and in Tools > Preferences and > everything ran smoothly the first time. It took me a second to remember to > reset the screen font before typing this but everything looks like it is > working well. > The font looks like the footprints of a demented pigeon on drugs but I > hope to get used to it. It cannot be worse than my handwriting. > > > > > On 15 February 2015 at 15:16, Guenter Milde <mi...@users.sf.net> wrote: > >> 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 >> >> > > > -- > John Kane > Kingston ON Canada > -- John Kane Kingston ON Canada
unspell.roman.pdf
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