Am 30.04.10 16:46, schrieb R. Bastian:
Hello,
for printing python scripts, i wish that the code to be \tt and
the reserved word \bold. They are but so lightly that the difference
is quasi not visible.
The normal text is [sansserif, 10 pt].
Is there a solution?
Use another font which ha
Am 30.04.10 11:56, schrieb Philipp Gesang:
Better indeed, because it's shorter. Which one should be wikified? Shall
we wait until everybody's back from Poland and Hans dubs one of the
solutions official?
1. I found know a working solution without \setupalign or \startalignment
\setupnotede
On Sat, 01 May 2010 09:53:58 +0200
Wolfgang Schuster scribit:
> Am 30.04.10 16:46, schrieb R. Bastian:
> > Hello,
> >
> > for printing python scripts, i wish that the code to be \tt and
> > the reserved word \bold. They are but so lightly that the difference
> > is quasi not visible.
> >
> > The
Am 01.05.10 11:25, schrieb R. Bastian:
Yes. The contrats of the tex fonts cmtt10& cmttb10 is good (for me :). Bat,
due to the
Minimal installation, context can not found this fonts which exists in the
texlive tree (from 2007) - i use them with plain tex.
That's the best i can do with the
There's a slightly bigger surprise font update in the minimals. Enjoy!
(ConTeXt support still to come ... hopefully today ...)
Mojca
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Hi all,
this is my first post here, and only because I couldn't find an answer in
the database.
I am using ConTeXt for an italian document (I used LaTeX years ago for my
thesis and I like ConTeXt much better!)
I would like to redefine the word used in figure captions. The default
english is "Figure
I'm using ConTeXt Mk IV and I've found a small problem with the Italian
hyphenation. Sequences like "dell'impossibile" are hyphenated
"dell'im-pos-si-bi-le" instead of the correct
"del-l'im-pos-si-bi-le" (i.e. the first hyphen is omitted, which is
sometimes annoying). In the list it.comp.software.t
