[mg14739] Re: Single character in Italics. Ervin Doyle;
Allan Hayes
>An alternative is to change the style sheet with the option
>SingleLetterItalics->False for the two styles Inline Cell and
>TraditionalForm.
Carl:
also for the style DisplayFormula.
But even if we do not know which cells to look at, and are not inclined
to search for them, we can get rid of these italics by simply editting:
- select all cells in the style sheet - convert them to cell expression
- click at the top of the style sheet (to unselect the cells) - use
Find>Find to replace all occurences of SingleLetterItalics->True with
SingleLetterItalics->False
- select all cells
- convert all the cells into display form
(instead of replacing of SingleLetterItalics->True with
SingleLetterItalics->False
we could remove it, but then we lose any record there is a little
difference in that if we make an inline cell and give the enclosing
cell the option SingleLetterItalics->True then with replacement this
will not affect the inline cell but with removal it will. I guess we
should also remove some unnecessary commas if we are remaoving the
option)
Allan
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-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Woll <ca...@u.washington.edu> To: math...@smc.vnet.net
>Hi Allan,
>
>An alternative is to change the style sheet with the option
>SingleLetterItalics->False for the two styles Inline Cell and
>TraditionalForm. If the option is True in either style, then single letters
>will be italicized.
>
>Carl Woll
>Dept of Physics
>U of Washington
>
>Allan Hayes wrote:
>
>> P.J. Hinton wrote in message <72574j$8...@smc.vnet.net>...
>> >On 7 Nov 1998, Ervin F. Doyle wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >You can avoid the single letter italics problem by either doing one of
>> >the following:
>> >
>> >o setting the option SingleLetterItalics -> False for the cell that
>> >you're working on
>> >
>>
>> Here "cell" includes inline cells.
>>
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>>
>> For example, with the Default style sheet, in a text cell constructed by
>> - choose Style>Text
>> - type f
>> - choose Edit>Exression Input > Start Inline Cell - type h+ g
>> - choose Edit>Exression Input > End Inline Cell - typwe f
>>
>> The middle h and g are in italics (h+g is in its own in line cell that
>> has Traditional style)
>>
>> Setting the option SingleLetterItalics -> False fo the entire text cell
>> has no effect o th is. However if you selct the inline cell, say by
>> clicking on + repeatedly until the section gets no greater and then
>> uing the Options Inspector to set the option SingleLetterItalics ->
>> False for the inline cell (or you can edit the cell exprssion) then
>> the itaalics will go.
>>
>> Inline cells are automatically generated in text cells when you
>> construct 2D expressions. You can recogn ize them by clicking on one of
>> the letters - the cell should show up with a pink background.
>>
>> Allan
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