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Hello all,

I am looking for a macro to print the fractions inside texts.

Yes, there is a macro called \frac on page 311 of TeXbook, but 
with that macro, you always get a fixed font (\scriptfont0)
for the fractional part, which looks quite awefull when you use
more than one font for text. 


To overcome this problem, I incorporate the \scriptfont0
definition to the font definition. For example, to use 
cmr12 and cmss12 for my texts, I write,


\font\cmrText = cmr12
\font\cmrFrac = cmr8
\def\cmrTwelve{\cmrText\scriptfont0 = \cmrFrac}


\font\cmssText = cmss12
\font\cmssFrac = cmss8
\def\cmssTwelve{\cmssText\scriptfont0 = \cmssFrac}



But I don't like this approach because whenever you want to use
a new font, you have got to go through the process of defining
the `fraction' font for it. 

Could anybody please suggest a better way of using this macro
or a new macro to handle fractions?

Thanks in advance,
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    Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University
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