Hi,

I use the following style for that purpose (not arial, but the standard latex sans-serif font).
There's probably a much better way to do that, but it works nicely for me.



Le 30 juil. 2020 à 02:07, Michael Shea <address@hidden> a écrit :

> I work as a tutor of Mathematics and Electronics Engineering courses for an online college.  I use TeXmacs to compose tutorial documents for these subjects, which I have been sharing with students as PDF's on an as needed basis.
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> My college now wants me to post the documents as online resources on our BlackBoard Learn site. I have been asked however to use Arial or some other sans-serif font for the documents. I tried to fight this. I think switching these documents to Arial turns a beautiful document into something less so. I guess I was not very convincing.
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> The documents are not very long, but it seems to take a long time when I highlight the whole document and change the font. This also changes the found in the math environments, which I don't want to do. I want all math fonts to remain the same.
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> So I am wondering if I could just modify the style file. I just use the 'Generic" style, how would I modify it so that all non mathematical text was in a san-serif font?
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> Also are there any other sans-serif fonts in TeXmacs that you folks would recommend as an alternative to Arial?
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> Thanks in advance.
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