> The problem is not doing this, but it does not provide correct math > typesetting. it depends how i set it up! > In fact, some TeX versions (like BlueSky Textures) allow > direct inclusion of PS-fonts, so you do not even need to convert them > (except for a metric fonts file). sorry, i think you are confused about fonts and TeX. what do you mean by `conversion' of PS fonts? > Getting a translation PS font -> METAFONT might be a partial help, but it > will not resolve the math fonts issue, which is tied up to the problems of > kerning, and optical scaling, font families matching, etc. you can resolved these issues with proper LaTeX styles, encodings, metrics, and using the right fonts. Seriously, this _isnt_ an issue. > The sorry thing that there are not many math font families to choose > from, and one idea of the math encoding project was trying to help changing if it was one aim of the project, i am really quite surprised! s