On Mar 6, 2014, at 4:41 AM, Yves Gaudemer <gaude...@ipgp.fr> wrote: > Thanks Herb for your suggestion and sorry for answering so late. I realise I > should have been more precise in the description of my problem. I used to > prepare my presentations at the university or at home, using iCloud to store > them while working on them. Then I would do my Keynote presentations in class > with an iPad mini or even an iPhone, for which Keynote is available. > Unfortunately, the list of available fonts both in iOS AND Mac OSX is very > limited and Chalboard SE seemed to be a « nice » handwriting font for me. I > thus wanted to use it also for roman math characters, like variables or > function names like cos or sin. That led me to use xelatex and after playing > for a while and asking for advice to various people, I put together the > preamble that seems clearly unorthodox to TeX specialists like you ou Axel > Kielhorn. It is clear that I will never be able to use XITS Math or Asana > Math on my Ipad or iPhone, if my presentations are in Keynote format. One > solution would be to export them to pdf before sending them to the iOS > devices. The other solution is to build my presentations on my iMac on which > LaTeXiT accepts my preamble. I’ll probably stick to the latter. > > Cheers, Yves
Howdy, The commercial `Informal Math' font available for use with (pdf)latex can be obtained from MicroPress, <http://www.micropress-inc.com/fonts/ifmath/ifmain.htm>. It looks pretty nice with the Chalkboard font. I've used that combination for a lecture on Special Relativity. Good Luck, Herb Schulz (herbs at wideopenwest dot com) -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
