Declaring math sizes

<#479#>decl<#479#> | | <#480#>t-size<#480#> <#481#>mt-size<#481#> <#482#>s-size<#482#> <#483#>ss-size<#483#> Declares that <#485#>mt-size<#485#> is the math text size, <#486#>s-size<#486#> is the script size and <#487#>ss-size<#487#> the scriptscript size to be used in math, when <#488#>t-size<#488#> is the current text size. For text sizes for which no such declaration is given the script and scriptscript size will be calculated and then fonts are loaded for the calculated sizes or the best approximation (this may result in a warning message). Normally, <#489#>t-size<#489#> and <#490#>mt-size<#490#> will be identical; however, if, for example, PostScript text fonts are mixed with bit-map math fonts then you may not have available a <#491#>mt-size<#491#> for every <#492#>t-size<#492#>. Example: <#493#>tex2html_preform<#493#>verbatim58#