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From: ben@tasis.utas.oz.au@munnari.oz (Ben Lian)
Newsgroups: comp.text
Subject: Upright varepsilon
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Date: 18 Jul 89 19:40:27 GMT
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Sigh. Here goes. You can really tell I'm a fairly new TeX user....

It MUST be possible to get an upright \varepsilon the same size as the
capital Greek characters. I am trying to do $T_{\Sigma,\upvarepsilon}$,
where \upvarepsilon is a command which gives me what I want.
I seem to recall having seen something in the TeXbook showing how to
coerce TeX into slanting characters to the left. Getting the upright
\varepsilon the right size if obviously no problem.


Ben Lian




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