[texhax] problem with MathTime Pro 2 fonts and MikTeX
Stan
texforeverything at att.net
Sat Jan 21 20:33:23 CET 2012
On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 03:02:52 -0600, Vladimir Lomov <lomov.vl at gmail.com>
wrote:
[...]
>>> In any case try the following:
>>> 1. Remove 'C:/TeX...' directory from 'Roots' (if it doesn't contain
>>> other essential TeX/LaTeX files), remove only from the LIST!, not from
>>> DISK!
>>> 2.
>>> a) Extract distribution archive to C:\Temp\mtp2 as you do eariler.
>>> b) Add directory 'C:\Temp\mtp2\texmf' to the list of 'Roots'.
>>> c) Refresh file name database (FNDB),
>>> d) add 'map' file to 'updmap.cfg': run
>>> initexmf --edit-config-file updmap
>>> and add line 'Map mtpro2.map' to it,
>>> e) run
>>> initexmf --mkmaps
>>> 3. Run latex on example file. Now it should find TFM files (font
>>> files).
[...]
> Now you have to install them correctly but afraid it could be painful.
>
> If you wish to continue you have to be careful.
>
> 1. As you have installed MT Pro 2 manually you have to manually remove
> it.
> Accoring to print.txt (archive listing) there are two directories in
> distribution:
> templates/
> and
> texmf/
> and file 'EULA*.txt'.
>
> AFAIU, you extract content of the archive into
> C:/TeX/tex
> so there are
> C:/TeX/tex/templates
> and
> C:/TeX/tex/texmf
> directories.
>
> If before installation there were no such directories under 'C:/TeX/tex'
> simply
> remove them.
>
> 2. Extract context of the archive into some temporary place, for example
> in
> C:/Temp/mtp2
> Then copy all directories under
> C:/Temp/mtp2/texmf
> directly into[1]
> C:/TeX
> For example, file 'mtpro2.sty' (package 'mtpro2') must have the
> following path:
> C:/TeX/tex/latex/mtpro2/mtpro2.sty
> and TFM fonts must be in directory
> C:/TeX/fonts/tfm/pctex/mtpro2/
>
> [1] May be you already notice that 'C:/TeX' has special structure, there
> are directories 'doc', 'fonts', 'tex' and etc. If not, take a look into
> directory in which MiKTeX was installed (usually 'C:/Program
> Files/MiKTeX')
> to get idea.
>
> Now do steps c), d) and e).
>
> The only left directory is 'templates'. You can copy it to
> C:/TeX/doc/latex/mtpro2
> (you have to create this directory of course).
This worked perfectly as far as I can see.
>> but not entirely as I thought it would. I attached the
>> TeX file, and the log and pdf. The \exp, \cos, and \sin are all in
>> Computer Modern, but the x and dotless i are in mtp2. I haven't set
>> up mtp2 in a while - obviously - but I don't remember any special
>> commands needed for making stuff like \sin typeset in mtp2. Does
>> the log file indicate why that's happening?
>
> Do you see 'testMTP2LaTeX.pdf' file from distribution? It is in
> 'texmf/doc/fonts/mtpro2'. I think you find answer on your issue.
This was just a careless mistake of mine. (Why did I think that \rm would
redefine itself?)
Thanks greatly for all the help,
Stan
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