[OS X TeX] change letters in math mode?

[Ingo Reich]

Hi,

I finally got my Trump Mediaeval fonts working and think about using 
them together with my Lucida Bright fonts for math (a good alternative 
seems to be the pxfonts). First loading lucida (as usual, or just 
lucbmath.sty) and then the Trump Med. fonts however gives a bit strange 
looking result, since the roman letters in math mode are not 
substituted by the Trump Med. fonts. Somewhat modifying "lucbmath.sty" 
I tried to change this, but the result was simply that not only the 
(italic) roman letters changed, but also the greek letters (and maybe 
some other symbols, I don't really know). Is there a way (and is it 
reasonable) to only change the (italic) roman letters (brackets etc.), 
but keep the greek ones and the other symbols (mathematical relations 
etc.)?

And another problem: I'd also like to load a *scaled* version of the 
sans serif font  that comes with the lucida package (the 'hls'-family), 
but independently from the lucida stylefiles. Any suggestions?

Thanks, Ingo

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