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I recently obtained Expressionist V3.0 for the purpose of generating
TeX equations. The default Expressionist palette is set up to 
generate equations in normal (non-italic) text. Consequently the TeX 
code generated  is sprinkled with "\rm" commands to change the math 
mode font back to the regular "upright" font.

Since I like the default appearance of TeX equations, and to maintain
compatibility with existing documents, I set about changing the entire 
Expressionist palette to italics. This is an easy, but very tedious,
task. In general, the result works, except for some macros. For instance,
even though I have recreated the partial derivative macro in italics,
it always gives the code: $${\partial \rm ? \over \partial \rm ?}$$.

A less-than-ideal solution is to manually edit the \rm out afterwards --
but if that's the only way I'll probably go back to hand-crafted equations.

Does anyone have an alternative suggestion on how to rectify this problem? 

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Paul Malan, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
malan@leland.stanford.edu