On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Wolfgang Murth wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry for popping up that question again, but has anybody a hint for me how to solve it or where I can read more about it?
I'm working on converting my lecture papers from latex to ConTeXt, where I also use a condended font, but only for Excel formulas and not as main body font . For example
{ \changefont{cmss}{sbc}{n}\small% \begin{tabbing}% \hspace{1cm}\=\$E\$9:\$E\$13 <=\$D\$9:\$D\$13\\ \> {\$F\$18:\$H\$18 >=0}\\ \end{tabbing} }%
My question is how I can change a font only for a particular text. Not only normal->condensed, even change the complete font like using Zapf for a special markup in a Helvetica/Heros text.
I'm afraid your question is just too vague to allow for meaningful answers. The LaTeX snippet doesn't help because we use ConTeXt. And the answer to "how can I change a font only for a particular text" is \bgroup\switchtobodyfont[something] text \egroup, but I'm sure you know this command. So unless you give us meaningful details or better yet an example, it will be difficult to help you. Thomas