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Mon, 08 August 1994 13:15

boroson
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Registered: March 1992

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I usually don't like the built-in "vectorized" text in IDL, so when
I make plots in postscript, I use the command !p.font=0 to use intrinsic
Postscript fonts. However, when it writes the numbers on the axes, it
uses 2 * 10^8 instead of 2 x 10^8 (i.e., I'd prefer x as the multiplication
symbol.) Also, how does one use superscripts and special characters
(Angstrom sign) when one uses !p.font=0?

Thanks for your help!

Bram Boroson
boroson@jila02.colorado.edu

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