Re: Annoying spacing in Default.nb
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- Subject: [mg63688] Re: Annoying spacing in Default.nb
- From: Peter Breitfeld <phbrf at t-online.de>
- Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 01:48:43 -0500 (EST)
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ragfield schrieb:
> The spacing definitely should be correct with the Courier font in the
> StyleSheets you mention. A screenshot would help, but from the plain
> text example you give I would guess you have some sort of font problem
> and Mathematica is not using the correct font.
>
> Are you using any special font management software? Are you running in
> a different language (e.g. German)? If you evaluate:
>
> "FontType" /. FullOptions[$FrontEnd, PrivateFontOptions]
>
> does it return Bitmap or Outline?
>
> -Rob (Wolfram Research)
>
It says Outline.
On my website (below) you can download a screenshot
"mma-spacing.png", where I used Default.nb.
Settings in Option-Inspector concerning "font" which could be
relevant are:
ToPostScriptOptions/IncludeSpecialFonts->True
FontSubstitutins->{Helv->Helvetica, Arial->Helvetica,
CourierNew->Courier,...<a lot more<}
FontOptions/FontFamily->"Palatino"
It's interesting, that Default.nb uses Palatino for Text, I believed
Default.nb had Times as default.
May be it has to do with my private Style Sheet, which I made
default by entering it in DefaultSyleDefinitions in the
OptionInspector. This one uses AndaleMono for Input/Output-Cells and
Palatino for Text.
Gruss Peter
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