I wouldn't be too harsh here, Kit; they're very difficult to distinguish in
some fonts...
...which leads to the generic advice: make sure you work in a font that
clearly distinguishes between 1 (one) and l (lowercase el).
So for example: Lucida Console good; but Times New Roman and Courier New
(especially 8 point or below) not so much.
I learned this lesson the hard way. ;)
Best,
Glenn.
Kit Baum <[email protected]> wrote:
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The word is s c a L a r. Eva pointed that out quite clearly.
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On Mar 15, 2009, at 02:33 , Jingjing wrote:
sca1ar `a2'=`at'[1,2]
sca1ar `a3'=`at'[1,3]
sca1ar `a4'= 1-`a1'-`a2'-`a3'
tempname b1 b2 b3
sca1ar `b1'=`at'[1,4]
sca1ar `b2'=`at'[1,5]
sca1ar `b3'=`at'[1,6]
etc.
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