[math-font-discuss] Using same font for both Text and MathAlphabets

[na199 at gmx.de]

Hello Ragu,

there is an extremely informative article of Lehmann (Peter?) about installing 
new fonts together with how to use fontinstall. You'll find all the necessary 
info there, probably.

There was another article about which math fonts goes well with which textfont 
and is free! But I forgot the name of the author and can't find the paper. But 
it`s recent and it's not from Walter Schmidt (who had commercial fonts in mind, 
too).

But another point:
I found it most disturbing when a math font (whichever) has not a rounded "v" 
(v for velocity). Most have not. Computer Modern and some others has it.

Many have a pointed "v" (and a pointed "w" as well), but this can be confounded 
too easily with the greek "\nu". 

So take your pick. 

With regards
Henning Heinze


From:           	"Ragu" <ragu.solaiappan at integra-india.com>
To:             	<math-font-discuss at tug.org>
Date sent:      	Sat, 19 Aug 2006 10:05:16 +0530
Subject:        	[math-font-discuss] Using same font for both Text and MathAlphabets

> Dear All,
> 
> As we know that pxfonts.sty will help us to compose our documents by using
> Palatino
> (both text and Math Alpabets).
> 
> Can anyone help me how to get a Math Alphabets using Adobe Sabon. If this is
> possible then please help me how do I generate such .sty and .fd files.
> 
> I like to use both text and math are in a singe font family.
> 
> Regards
> Ragu
> 
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