On 2009-11-12, Sam Liddicott wrote:
> * Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 15:16:
>> Sam Liddicott schrieb:
> I suppose another fix would be a package that redefines \textuparrow{}
> (etc) to switch font if running under the ul9 font.
Redefining \textuparrow would only be a workaround, no fix.
The standard behaviour is: if the symbol is not available in the
font, a replacement is used from a different font and a warning issued.
This also works in your example (as you reported). However instead of
the common Warning, an Error is thrown -- this is the problem.
Günter
