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Re: LaTeX Output

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  • Subject: [mg19676] Re: LaTeX Output
  • From: king at dircon.co.uk (Nigel King)
  • Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 02:19:47 -0400
  • Organization: Consultant
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Nigel King <king at dircon.co.uk> wrote:

> When you have solved that problem you may get to a closely related
> problem that I have found which is that the graphs which I import into
> my Latex or rather pdfLaTeX will not display the degree symbol
> correctly. It seems as though Mathematica thinks that the symbol should
> be Times-Roman code 241 but that displays after distiller as an upside
> down exclamation mark.
> 
> Any views on sorting out would be most welcome.
Further to the above posting
I have obviously got an encoding problem but quite how to get the right
settings is not clear to me. (MacOS8.5.1) (V4.0.0.1 of Mathematica)
1. I should have put \241 above because the code is octal.
2. The degree symbol is should be 176 or \260 I think, however modifying
the .eps to use this code produces a _ or something similar when
distilled.

The EPS files do not seem to have any particular encoding information
thus it is not obvious where the assumption that the font was a Windows
font in 
Courier  Type 1  Windows  Embeded Subset  Type 1
comes from

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