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From: Andrzej on 9 Jan 2010 22:11
I am trying to get \mathscr{D} character in MS Word (in the equation).
In Latex it require \usepackage{mathrsfs}.

Recently I discovered that it is possible to use Latin Modern Roman fonts
in MS Word and the document looks like Latex document.
Unfortunately I have to use very specific mathematical fonts.
Maybe it is possible to get these fonts somewhere?

Thank you in advance.


From: Yves Dhondt on 10 Jan 2010 12:39
Probably not. You are talking about a metafont. Those are not used by
Windows at all. Actually, with the exception of TeX, I doubt they are used
anywhere at all. What you could do is see if FontForge or another font
program can convert it to a true type font or open type font. If so, you
could use the conversion result in Word.

Yves

"Andrzej" <Andrzej(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to get \mathscr{D} character in MS Word (in the equation).
> In Latex it require \usepackage{mathrsfs}.
>
> Recently I discovered that it is possible to use Latin Modern Roman fonts
> in MS Word and the document looks like Latex document.
> Unfortunately I have to use very specific mathematical fonts.
> Maybe it is possible to get these fonts somewhere?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
>

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