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[Álvaro Tejero Cantero <address@hidden>]

On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 18:22, Joris van der Hoeven wrote:
> 
> > > The º is part of a special font (tcrm) which may not be installed
> > > correctly on your system.
> > 
> > Thank you. Another silly question: How can I know if the font is
> > correctly installed?
> 
> Well probably by looking whether the º symbol appears correctly :^)
> 
> > How can I install it correctly?
> 
> Completely install a standard distribution of TeX/LaTeX, like teTeX.

I have every possible debian *tex* package installed, and still it does
not work. The problem was raised some time ago, and you said that the
"masculine/feminine" symbols didn't work, and prompted the user who
complained to remind you of this bug some time later. This is certainly
a problem in spanish.

I don't think thus that it is just a font problem. In any case, I use 
\degreesign, and compose a \celsius macro for temperatures. I have no
trick for the ª (feminine sign).

Unfortunately, \degreesign does not work for me inside mathematics
(instead, I see an "r" with a breve sign, in red, and I must resort to
superscripting the symbol with \circ (or pressing Altgr-2).

I hope this helps, álvaro

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