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Article #5270Re: I want an h-bar!!!
From: Dan Gezelter
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 1990 22:11
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 1990 22:11
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Enough people requested the same information that I thought I'd post some of
the better solutions.
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The Belmont font used by MathType does have an h-bar.
Mihran Tuceryan
email: tuceryan@cps.msu.edu
This is true, but if you try to print on a networked laserwriter that has not
had the Belmont font installed, all of the equations come out as MATHTYPE
CANNOT FIND THE BELMONT FONT. Also, as Jose Suarez(suarez@as.arizona.edu)
pointed out, glueing h-bars from mathtype into the body of your text (single
spaced) runs into a baseline overhang problem that makes the line spacing
look atrocious.
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In Word, use cmd-opt-\Xcmd-opt-\TO(REPLACE) which puts only the top
of the bounding box over the character...
Erik O'Shaughnessy
eoshough@nmsu.edu
Note: I tried this, but alas, it resembles an h-bar only slightly.
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In Word, use \O(\S\ai-3\up3(-),h) or \O(\S\ai-3\up3(/),h) which
overstrikes the character with either - or / (This is what I use now.).
Tom Scavo, et.al.
scavo@cie.uoregon.edu
Like I said, this doesn't look much like the h-bars that can be found in the
chemistry/physics literature, but perhaps this is the best/easiest way to go
for now.
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A number of other people suggested using ResEdit to create the character in
an unused key combination. That will work if I intend to print only to
ImageWriters, etc., but I need to laser print eventually. Perhaps the question
I need to ask now is: How can I get our lab's networked laserwriter to "know
about" the Belmont font?
--Dan
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My cat purrs only when I look at it gezelter@garnet.berkeley.edu
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