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ElWray
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mathdesign | Using Bitstream Charter

Post by ElWray »

Hi.

I have a problem using mathdesign package. I want my equations to be printed with charter font. To achieve that I'm using mathdesign package with proper option chapter just like in the example below:

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\documentclass[polish,11pt]{article}
\usepackage[bitstream-charter]{mathdesign}
\usepackage[cp1250]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

\begin{document}
Some example text
$$E=mc^2$$
\end{document}
I'm working under Windows and MiKTeX 2.8 version. To compile that i use PDFLaTeX but there is a problem while compiling. There is an information that bchr8y font can not be found (see attached log file). To install mathdesign package I used MiKTeX Package Manager so I guess that package is complete and I don't understand that some files are missing.
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justdeath
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Re: mathdesign | Using Bitstream Charter

Post by justdeath »

Try updating your distribution to MiKTeX 2.9.

Because with TeXLive 2011 it compiles without problems.

See attached files.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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mathdesign | Using Bitstream Charter

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Perhaps updating the font map files helps. For this, you could run

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initexmf --mkmaps
at the command prompt. It's described in Chapter 5. Advanced Topics, Managing Font Map Files in the MiKTeX Manual.

However, updating to 2.9 would also be a very good option, as Nikolay said. Sooner or later it would be necessary anyway.

Stefan
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