eps equation not showing italicized font

Hi everyone,

I have solved much of my problem of importing a mathematical equation 
from MathType into CorelDRAW.

Here is the only remaining issue:

Latin fonts fail to show up italicized, even though they should.  Greek 
fonts do show up italicized, as they should.

The issue involves what shows up on the screen.  Also, if I copy the 
equation from MathType into Visio, the equation looks fine.  What is 
supposed to be in italics is in italics.  Same thing if I import the 
equation into Illustrator.  Everything looks fine on the screen.

But only in CorelDRAW do the italics not show up for the Latin letters. 
  The Greek letters do produce italicized, as they should.

Could someone please help.  This is important to me.

Stanley

"Stanley" <smax@usm.maine.edu> wrote in message
news:478ebfdf_2@cnews...
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have solved much of my problem of importing a mathematical equation from

> MathType into CorelDRAW.
>
> Here is the only remaining issue:
>
> Latin fonts fail to show up italicized, even though they should.  Greek 
> fonts do show up italicized, as they should.
>
> The issue involves what shows up on the screen.  Also, if I copy the 
> equation from MathType into Visio, the equation looks fine.  What is 
> supposed to be in italics is in italics.  Same thing if I import the 
> equation into Illustrator.  Everything looks fine on the screen.
>
> But only in CorelDRAW do the italics not show up for the Latin letters. 
> The Greek letters do produce italicized, as they should.
>
> Could someone please help.  This is important to me.

is there an actual italic face for the Latin fonts? Many applications, like 
pretty much all Microsoft apps, fake italics by skewing a font. Draw and 
Photopaint will not fake italics, nor will they fake Bold. Italics, Bold, 
Bold Italics, these are all separate font faces created by the person who 
drew out the fonts. So the first question is: do you have the italic face of 
this font actually installed on your computer? 

Hunter Elliott wrote:
> "Stanley" <smax@usm.maine.edu> wrote in message
news:478ebfdf_2@cnews...
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I have solved much of my problem of importing a mathematical equation
from 
>> MathType into CorelDRAW.
>>
>> Here is the only remaining issue:
>>
>> Latin fonts fail to show up italicized, even though they should.  Greek

>> fonts do show up italicized, as they should.
>>
>> The issue involves what shows up on the screen.  Also, if I copy the 
>> equation from MathType into Visio, the equation looks fine.  What is 
>> supposed to be in italics is in italics.  Same thing if I import the 
>> equation into Illustrator.  Everything looks fine on the screen.
>>
>> But only in CorelDRAW do the italics not show up for the Latin letters.

>> The Greek letters do produce italicized, as they should.
>>
>> Could someone please help.  This is important to me.
> 
> is there an actual italic face for the Latin fonts? Many applications, like

> pretty much all Microsoft apps, fake italics by skewing a font. Draw and 
> Photopaint will not fake italics, nor will they fake Bold. Italics, Bold, 
> Bold Italics, these are all separate font faces created by the person who 
> drew out the fonts. So the first question is: do you have the italic face
of 
> this font actually installed on your computer? 
> 
> 
> 
Hi Hunter and everyone,

Yes there is.  Actually, it is simply Times New Roman.  Nothing more 
than that.  But it won't print in italics after I import the .eps file 
into CorelDRAW.

Stanley