Specifying Fonts Type and Size

font

Specifying Fonts Type and Size
Syntax
See Also
font
Example
Heading
f(x)

Syntax

$font text

where font is fixed, code, italic, big, or small.

See Also
getting started , special , format

font
The following describes the meaning of each of the possible fonts:

`font`	Description
`fixed`	a fixed pitch font
`code`	a computer code font
`italic`	an italic font
`bold`	a bold font
`big`	a bigger font size
`small`	a smaller font size

Any sequence of commands may be present in text ; i.e., there may be occurrences of the $ character. If a space is the first character in text , it is ignored.

Example
The following table contains an example for each of the fonts:

	Input	Output
	`$fixed Text$$`	`Text`
	`$code Text$$`	`Text`
	`$big Text$$`	Text
	`$small Text$$`	Text
	`$italic Text$$`	`Text`
	`$bold Text$$`	Text

Heading
You can change the font in a heading For example,

 
     $code
     $head f(x)$$
     $$

would result in the heading below






f(x)

This heading is the result of the example code directly above.

Input File: omh/font.omh