Math & Sciencemake symbols in visio figs look like latex equation font

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latexvis
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make symbols in visio figs look like latex equation font

Post by latexvis »

Hi,

I have drawn some figures in Microsoft Visio. In the report that I'm writing there are symbols in these figures (e.g. x[n]) which I use in my equations and as I added those symbols in my figures using equation editor of Microsoft, they look differently from what I have written in the body of my report using Latex equations. So I was wondering if anybody have any clue how I can change the symbols in my figure into Latex equation font?
thanks!

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renno
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make symbols in visio figs look like latex equation font

Post by renno »

Hello there,

I suggest you use Palatino font in Visio, and then in your LaTeX file, have

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\usepackage{palatino}
in your preamble (before the

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\begin{document}
command). I think that's is the closest you can get.

If you need an even better result, check out Tikz http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgf/. This is far superior to creating figures in visio and then inserting them in LaTeX, but the learning curve might be a bit steep (depending on what you want to draw).

Cheers,
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Hanibal
latexvis
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Re: make symbols in visio figs look like latex equation font

Post by latexvis »

Thanks a lot for the answer. But I think I have found a way which is easier (at least for me). I could find the fonts which are being used by Latex. check out the following link:

http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/c ... akoma/otf/


actually most of these fonts look similar to me but I used "cmmi9" font and it works for me good enough.
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