Re: Editing one's own default StyleSheet?
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- Subject: [mg83113] Re: Editing one's own default StyleSheet?
- From: "Kevin J. McCann" <kjm at KevinMcCann.com>
- Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2007 03:01:19 -0500 (EST)
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Unfortunately, the chosen stylesheet is not checked. I would call this a
minor bug in Mathematica 6.0.1.
To turn off the overbar, use the option inspector to change:
Cell Options -> Display Options -> Cell Frame -> {{0,0},{0,0}}
or you could just change it to False.
Kevin
AES wrote:
> OK, I've created a blank notebook called "myDefault.nb" that I want to
> use as the default stylesheet for all (or at least the vast majority) of
> my notebooks.
>
> And, I've stored it away in my user Library:
>
> ~/Users/AES/Library/Mathematica/SystemFiles
> /FrontEnd/StyleSheets/myDefault.nb
>
> And, I've used the Option Inspector (with a random notebook open on
> screen) to set the global option DefaultStyleDefinitions to this file,
> so it will become my default style.
>
> And, it all seems to work: myDefault.nb appears in the Stylesheet menu,
> with rules above and below it; Default.nb above it; and Article, Book,
> and Creative folders below it.
>
> OK, so far, so good? . . . I've done this right? If so, now:
>
> 1) Can I get myDefault.nb to show as checked in the Stylesheet menu?
>
> 2) So far, I've changed the typefaces for some of the styles to suit me
> -- all OK. But what's the option I need to modify to get rid of the
> rule or overbar in the Section style? (which I personally think is not
> just an unnecessary but a very unattractive default choice)
>