Claudio
2011-11-09 10:18:14 UTC
Hi,
In version 2010b (in Windows XP) I used to use this definition for my texts and labels:
xlabel('\textsf{Speed [m/s]}', 'interpreter','latex');
Since the installation of 2011b I get the following warning:
"Warning: Font cmss10 is not supported"
The font still appears as sans serif, but it's not cmss10.
I found that I can use the Tex interpreter:
xlabel('\fontname{Calibri}Speed [m/s]', 'interpreter','tex');
But in this case the following (which I used in 2010b) does not work:
xlabel('\textsf{$$\sqrt{\hbox {Speed [m/s]}}$$}', 'interpreter','tex');
Any ideas?
Claudio
In version 2010b (in Windows XP) I used to use this definition for my texts and labels:
xlabel('\textsf{Speed [m/s]}', 'interpreter','latex');
Since the installation of 2011b I get the following warning:
"Warning: Font cmss10 is not supported"
The font still appears as sans serif, but it's not cmss10.
I found that I can use the Tex interpreter:
xlabel('\fontname{Calibri}Speed [m/s]', 'interpreter','tex');
But in this case the following (which I used in 2010b) does not work:
xlabel('\textsf{$$\sqrt{\hbox {Speed [m/s]}}$$}', 'interpreter','tex');
Any ideas?
Claudio