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MinionPro is erroneous when using beamer
LibertinusT1math printing unusual characters in BeamerHan characters replace Hiragana when using Meiryo font with CJKConflict between color, graphicx and libertineMinionPro and beamer: figure selectionEmbedding Movies with XeTeX+beamer+movie15 in TeXLive 2011TeXLive/PDFTeX fonts loading problemWhy does titlepage cause an error when using Warsaw theme?Numerical conditional within tikz keys?Beamer: handout/article mode - produce multiple copies of a frame with distinct overlay numbersLaTeX beamer: pagenumbering appendix
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty
margin-bottom:0;
I've installed MinionPro on OSX using the instructions here, after getting the free version of the font. The code generated too much output to paste here, but it appeared ok. I've then tried the following small working example:
% !TeX document-id = ab57b317-99c9-42bf-84cf-986427da740b
% !TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclassbeamer
usepackageMinionPro
begindocument
beginframe
This is a dot: $dot a$.
endframe
enddocument
Unfortunately, the dot is erroneously compiled for me, as can be seen by the following picture. Which part of the installation did I mess up - what can I do to fix this?
beamer fonts
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I've installed MinionPro on OSX using the instructions here, after getting the free version of the font. The code generated too much output to paste here, but it appeared ok. I've then tried the following small working example:
% !TeX document-id = ab57b317-99c9-42bf-84cf-986427da740b
% !TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclassbeamer
usepackageMinionPro
begindocument
beginframe
This is a dot: $dot a$.
endframe
enddocument
Unfortunately, the dot is erroneously compiled for me, as can be seen by the following picture. Which part of the installation did I mess up - what can I do to fix this?
beamer fonts
asked Aug 11 at 10:21
FooBarFooBar
4812 silver badges16 bronze badges
It seems to be a problem withbeamer: with, say, thearticleclass, there's no problem.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument
– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
It doesn't work that well with, say,lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
1
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54
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I've installed MinionPro on OSX using the instructions here, after getting the free version of the font. The code generated too much output to paste here, but it appeared ok. I've then tried the following small working example:
% !TeX document-id = ab57b317-99c9-42bf-84cf-986427da740b
% !TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclassbeamer
usepackageMinionPro
begindocument
beginframe
This is a dot: $dot a$.
endframe
enddocument
Unfortunately, the dot is erroneously compiled for me, as can be seen by the following picture. Which part of the installation did I mess up - what can I do to fix this?
beamer fonts
asked Aug 11 at 10:21
FooBarFooBar
4812 silver badges16 bronze badges
I've installed MinionPro on OSX using the instructions here, after getting the free version of the font. The code generated too much output to paste here, but it appeared ok. I've then tried the following small working example:
% !TeX document-id = ab57b317-99c9-42bf-84cf-986427da740b
% !TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
documentclassbeamer
usepackageMinionPro
begindocument
beginframe
This is a dot: $dot a$.
endframe
enddocument
Unfortunately, the dot is erroneously compiled for me, as can be seen by the following picture. Which part of the installation did I mess up - what can I do to fix this?
beamer fonts
beamer fonts
asked Aug 11 at 10:21
FooBarFooBar
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asked Aug 11 at 10:21
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It seems to be a problem withbeamer: with, say, thearticleclass, there's no problem.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument
– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
It doesn't work that well with, say,lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
1
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54
add a comment
|
It seems to be a problem withbeamer: with, say, thearticleclass, there's no problem.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument
– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
It doesn't work that well with, say,lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.
– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
1
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54
It seems to be a problem with
beamer: with, say, the article class, there's no problem.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
It seems to be a problem with
beamer: with, say, the article class, there's no problem.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:
documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:
documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
It doesn't work that well with, say,
lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
It doesn't work that well with, say,
lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
1
1
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54
add a comment
|
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Load the professionalfonts theme. To quote the documentation:
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
This font theme does not really
change any fonts. Rather, it suppresses certain internal replacements
performed by beamer. If you use “professional fonts” (fonts that you
buy and that come with a complete set of every symbol in all modes),
you do not want beamer to meddle with the fonts you use. beamer
normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by
more appropriate versions. For example, beamer will normally replace
glyphs such that the italic characters from the main font are used for
variables in mathematical text. If your professional font package
takes care of this already, beamer’s meddling should be switched off.
answered Aug 11 at 15:13
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Load the professionalfonts theme. To quote the documentation:
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
This font theme does not really
change any fonts. Rather, it suppresses certain internal replacements
performed by beamer. If you use “professional fonts” (fonts that you
buy and that come with a complete set of every symbol in all modes),
you do not want beamer to meddle with the fonts you use. beamer
normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by
more appropriate versions. For example, beamer will normally replace
glyphs such that the italic characters from the main font are used for
variables in mathematical text. If your professional font package
takes care of this already, beamer’s meddling should be switched off.
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Load the professionalfonts theme. To quote the documentation:
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
This font theme does not really
change any fonts. Rather, it suppresses certain internal replacements
performed by beamer. If you use “professional fonts” (fonts that you
buy and that come with a complete set of every symbol in all modes),
you do not want beamer to meddle with the fonts you use. beamer
normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by
more appropriate versions. For example, beamer will normally replace
glyphs such that the italic characters from the main font are used for
variables in mathematical text. If your professional font package
takes care of this already, beamer’s meddling should be switched off.
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Load the professionalfonts theme. To quote the documentation:
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
This font theme does not really
change any fonts. Rather, it suppresses certain internal replacements
performed by beamer. If you use “professional fonts” (fonts that you
buy and that come with a complete set of every symbol in all modes),
you do not want beamer to meddle with the fonts you use. beamer
normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by
more appropriate versions. For example, beamer will normally replace
glyphs such that the italic characters from the main font are used for
variables in mathematical text. If your professional font package
takes care of this already, beamer’s meddling should be switched off.
answered Aug 11 at 15:13
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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Load the professionalfonts theme. To quote the documentation:
usefontthemeprofessionalfonts
This font theme does not really
change any fonts. Rather, it suppresses certain internal replacements
performed by beamer. If you use “professional fonts” (fonts that you
buy and that come with a complete set of every symbol in all modes),
you do not want beamer to meddle with the fonts you use. beamer
normally replaces certain character glyphs in mathematical text by
more appropriate versions. For example, beamer will normally replace
glyphs such that the italic characters from the main font are used for
variables in mathematical text. If your professional font package
takes care of this already, beamer’s meddling should be switched off.
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It seems to be a problem with
beamer: with, say, thearticleclass, there's no problem.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:10
@Bernard This is a strange one: If you use MinionPro without beamer, it works. If you use beamer with another font, it works as well. MWE here:
documentclassbeamer usepackage[T1]fontenc usepackageMinionPro begindocument beginframetitel begintheorem This is a dot: [dota] endtheorem endframe enddocument– Keks Dose
Aug 11 at 11:20
It doesn't work that well with, say,
lmodern: beamer, unconcernedly, still uses its sans maths font, and the dot is ill-placed.– Bernard
Aug 11 at 11:47
1
Try usefontthemeprofessionalfonts (untested).
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 11 at 13:18
@UlrikeFischer For whatever reason, that worked! You can set that up as an answer if you wish
– FooBar
Aug 11 at 14:54