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-===Modification of fonts in formulas=== 
-Fonts can be easily defined and changed. In order to do that you have to: 
-* Choose the {{menu|Insert/Object/Formula}} sub-menu. A command window appears in the bottom of your document. 
-** Click on the {{menu|Format/fonts…}} sub-menu 
-** Click on the {{button|Modify}} button to make the pop-up menu appear. Choose the items whose font you want to modify. 
-*** If you want to modify the font for all the new formulas, click on the {{button|Default}} button, then on the {{button|OK}} button. Otherwise, click just on the {{button|OK}} button and only the formula you are writing will be concerned by the modification. 
-* You can change the same way the fonts size choosing the {{menu|Format/Font Size…}} sub-menu. 
-===Using different fonts in the same formula=== 
-If you need to use different fonts inside a same formula, you can use three commands : <tt> font sans font serif font fixed </tt>. Default fonts are respectively ''Arial'', ''Times New Roman'' and ''Courrier New''. You can modifying them following the method given above.<br /> 
-Those commands have to come before the variable they apply to: e.g. type <tt> widevec font sans AB </tt> to get the vector in ''Arial'' if you have kept the default font or in the font you choosed. 
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- {{dashedbox| '''N.B : A "mixing" of fonts may be not very successful. You have to be careful and don't forget that you have to observe the typographic rules '''}} 
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-===Using different font sizes in the same formula=== 
-It is possible to change the characters size inside a same formula. In order to do that you have access to the command <tt>size x</tt> where x refers to the value of the size you want. 
-The command <tt>size</tt> changes the size of all the following characters. For example, type the following command: <br> 
-<tt>a = {b times c} over size 8 {{d_0 cdot e} over {f}}</tt><br> 
-As you can see, all the characters in denominator are smaller, and the values in index (or in exponent) see their size automatically adapted. 
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