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Good morning,

> see type-pre.tex:
> \usetypescript [sans,mono,math] [computer-modern] [default,name,size]

Oh, I might have expressed myself a bit fuzzyly. I want to use 
\definetypface[..][rm][serif]....
but the typeface [...][ss][sans]....
and the typeface [...][tt][mono].... should not be touched. (Not even 
switched back to cm)

Example: in LaTeX (the L-word :) if you say \usepackage{times}, only the 
\rmdefault will be changed to times roman, the \sfdefault (sans) and 
\ttdefault will be left in its original state. That way you can set up a 
typsecript and change one font (rm, ss, tt) afterwards. With 
\definetypeface, this is (as far as I have seen) not possible. (I have read 
the source but could not find a reason why this is the behaviour.)

-- 
Viele Grüße, 

    Patrick Gundlach