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Hi Thomas,

no problem. Glad my guide helped you with setting it up. :)

I uploaded the .zip-file to zippyshare.com: http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/34771567/file.html


Hi Montag,

Thanks for reuploading the files on github and here on the forum - it was much appreciated, and I have now succesfully ...

Dear Montag,

Thanks for an excellent guide, which I used with great joy and success in the last month for installation of MyriadPro and MinionPro - your step-by-step guide is extremely appreciated.

Unfortunately, today, when I attempted to apply the methods of your guide once again - now on a ...

Have you remembered to refresh the file name database (Refresh FNDB) via MiKTeX Options (Programs -> MiKTeX -> Maintenance -> Settings)? You might also want to press the Update Formats button after having installed a new package.

In the 'general' tab, you should also be able to fix your package ...

Dear board,

I am using RevTeX4 to write a two-column article for submission (my first serious attempt at such endeavours). In this article I will, unfortunately, need at least a couple of very long equations that cannot be split, and so requires the full width of both columns. I have searched the ...

Thank you very much Ignasi - you're suggestion worked like a charm. Excellent!

I had looked over chapter 16 and 17 prior to writing here - but could not figure out the details. I must not have looked closely enough: I'll give the manual another go at my next free opportunity.

Again, thank you!

Hi there community :)

I was hoping that this community might once again help me with a minor issue.
I'm creating a presentation by use of Beamer, and I would like to use the Split theme as I am quite fond of the whole ToC-idea that this theme offers. However, after several uses of this theme, and ...

I did try your second suggestion as well. I've been looking around since then, and I suppose I must admit now, that I have probably had too high expectation for the "outworldlyness" of such a scripted lower-case 'a'. It just doesn't differ in the way that a regular 'A' differs from a '\mathcal{A ...

Thank you for your reply Thorsten, I didn't know of the \mathfrak option.

My thesis-partner and I finally decided, that we didn't absolutely need it to be lower-case, and went with an upper case 'A' instead using the 'DeclareMathAlphabet' command suggested by frabjous:

\DeclareMathAlphabet{\sll ...

Thank you for your reply frabjous,

I've tried your suggestions. However, I had hoped for something that had a more pronounced difference with the standard 'a', such that the two could be clearly distinguished. Hmm, maybe I should just think i terms of finding an entirely different symbol.

In any ...

Hello,

I'm writing a rather large paper, and I've begun to run out of symbols. Specifically, I need a "new" way to type 'a' in my equations - and I figured that i calligraphed or scripted a would be just the thing. I know that $\mathcal{A}$ would give me an uppercase scripted A, however, I really ...