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Hi!

What is the easiest way to scale the sans serif (all variants) without
affecting the serif? I'm to lazy to use the sa operator for every
variant. :-)

I've been playing around with some truetype fonts in the WGL4
encoding. These have more than 256 glyphs. Is there a way to import such
a font without loosing some glyphs? The 8r-encoding doesn't seem to be
right for this. How can I access these glyphs in context?

Most symbols in context are taken from the math fonts. Has anybody
already tried to remap them to the roman font? I found out how to remap
the symbols of the itemize environment. But what about \dots? And which
other symbols of the math font are used in text mode?

Thanks.

Christoph