John Culleton wrote:
Hello John
> I tried to install my newly purchased Adobe AGaramond
AGaramond needs some manual tweaking. You may get better results if
you download the support files from Walter Schmidt home page:
http://home.vr-web.de/was/fonts.html
Install the following typescript file
I tried to install my newly purchased Adobe AGaramond following the
example in Bill McCLain's _Beginner's Guide_. I keep getting warning
messages like:
Warning: pdfetex (file texnansi-raw-LT50567): Font
texnansi-raw-LT50567 at 600
not found
Warning: pdfetex (file texnansi-raw-LT50566): Font
Hi Frank,
Yes that is true, the module switches to roman or math respectiely UNLESS
you state the following at
the beginning of your document:
\textdimensionstrue
Hereafter the units are typeset in the current bodyfont. - Sorry, but I do
not know, what happens to the
"mü" ..
Willi
At 15:58 17
Patrick, Otared, Adam,
thanks for looking into this. Adam's solutions works, wonderful!! Now
I'll be able to have lots of "annoying texts" as watermarks. But those
were a lot of changes to config files. Though I feel confident on the
command line, I must admit I never bothered to look into mins
Patrick,
Thanks a lot, this was one nasty typo.
My text looks a lot better using the correct macro.
Regards,
Frank
On 2003, Nov 17, , at 15:33, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hello Frank,
it took me a while to find the error, because it is really hidden:
However if I put the same sequence in a macro
Hi,
I actually dropped the use of the units module because it uses a roman
font where my text is in Helvetica. There is a trick to make the units
module use a sans-serif font, but in that case the \mu greek character
comes out as m, which is not what I wanted.
Thanks for the feedback though.
Otared Kavian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
(I changed the lines)
> The third example
> does not produce what is expected.
what did you expect?
> \startuseMPgraphic{brouillon}
> draw btex brouillon etex ;
> currentpicture := currentpicture ysized (\overlayheight-3cm) ;
this command
Hi again,
> The first example you sent, that is:
[...]
> does not produce what is expected.
It should print "COPYRIGHT" in the right margin. It works fine here.
Patrick
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Hello Frank,
it took me a while to find the error, because it is really hidden:
> However if I put the same sequence in a macro
>
> \def\celcius{$^\circ$C}
> -20\celsius\ Dewpoint
> -20\celsius Dewpoint
>
> What is going on,
you defined \celcius but used \celsius (s/c). \celsius is a
predefined
At 14:52 17.11.2003, Frank wrote:
Hi,
the solution is to use the \usemodule[units] command in the beginning of
your document.
When zou need to typset a unit you can say things like \Degrees Celsius,
\Square\Meter or \Milli\Meter
Regards Willi
Hello
I am having some big problems with supersc
Thomas A. Schmitz said this at Mon, 17 Nov 2003 14:09:45 +0100:
>
>On Monday, November 17, 2003, at 10:59 AM, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
>>
>> make sure \protectbufferstrue is set in cont-sys.tex
>>
>Thanks, Patrick. \protectbufferstrue is uncommented (I guess that's the
>default, isn't it?). Does
Hello,
> Thanks, Patrick. \protectbufferstrue is uncommented (I guess that's
> the default, isn't it?).
Right, I just checked. It was a common error in the past.
> Does the btex...etex work on your box? Could anyone running Mac OS X
> (10.2 for the time being) verify if it works on their syst
On Monday, November 17, 2003, at 10:59 AM, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
make sure \protectbufferstrue is set in cont-sys.tex
Thanks, Patrick. \protectbufferstrue is uncommented (I guess that's
the default, isn't it?). Does the btex...etex work on your box?
Could anyone running Mac OS X (10.2 for the
Hello
I am having some big problems with superscripts. When I type:
-20$^\circ$C
I get the expected 20 degrees Celcius (-20oC)
However if I put the same sequence in a macro
\def\celcius{$^\circ$C}
-20\celsius\ Dewpoint
-20\celsius Dewpoint
I get as result:
-20 oCDewpoint
-20DoCewpoint
Where
On Monday, November 17, 2003, at 10:59 AM, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
make sure \protectbufferstrue is set in cont-sys.tex
Thanks, Patrick. \protectbufferstrue is uncommented (I guess that's the
default, isn't it?). Does the btex...etex work on your box? Could
anyone running Mac OS X (10.2 for the
At 22:28 14/11/2003, you wrote:
Hello out there.
I'd like to have a navigation menu in a presentation (Acrobat
Reader). But I want to make it visible only when I move the mouse to
the area of the menu. So something like "onMouseOver do
showThisMenu". What approach should I take?
i'll send you a (n
"Thomas A.Schmitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Let me provide an answer myself: the btex ... etex doesn't seem to
> work. This code:
make sure \protectbufferstrue is set in cont-sys.tex
Patrick
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Let me provide an answer myself: the btex ... etex doesn't seem to
work. This code:
\startuseMPgraphic{draft}
draw "DRAFT" infont "phvb" scaled 9 rotated 57 withcolor .85white ;
currentpicture := currentpicture ysized (\overlayheight-3cm) ;
\stopuseMPgraphic
\defineoverlay[draft][\uniqueMPgraphic
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