Re: simple question
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- Subject: [mg70640] Re: simple question
- From: "David Reiss" <dbreiss at gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 01:19:10 -0400 (EDT)
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It is due to the AutoItalicWords option for the cell.
In[1]:= ?AutoItalicWords
"AutoItalicWords is an option for Cell which gives a list of
words which should automatically be put in italics when they are
entered.
In particular the AutoItalicWords option for a Text cell has the value
AutoItalicWords -> {Mathematica, MathLink, MathSource, MathReader,
MathScript}
Hence these words will be italizized after you have typed them into a
Text cell and then typed a space or a punctuation mark.
This option is set at the level of the notebook style sheet for the
case you are encountering.
If nb is your notebook and you seldect a cell in that notebook then
executing
Options[NotebookSelection[nb], AutoItalicWords]
in another notebook will sowyou the option setting for AutoItalicWords
for the selection in the notebook nb.
--David
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dimitris wrote:
> After you type Mathematica in a e.g. Text Cell and you continue to
> write something
> other the FontSlant of the text Mathematica is changed to Italic
> automatically.
>
> Cell[TextData[{
> StyleBox["Mathematica",
> FontSlant->"Italic"],
> " HELLO TO ALL"
> }], "Text"]
>
> How exactly happens this change?
>
> Thanks.