Extensions to L^ATEX within PS-L^ATEX

(If you have used L^ATEX rather than PS-L^ATEX to process this document the examples will not be printed properly.)

A number of new commands are available in PS-L^ATEX, due to extra characters in the standard PostScript fonts. These are:

The \og command is used to produce the ogonek accent (e.g., \og c is c).
The commands \registered, \copyright and \trademark produce the symbols ©. Within an environment, these are in a sans-serif font, thus: ©.

The following new characters are available:

`\cent`		`\yen`	¥#yen;
`\currency`		`\guillemotleft`	«
`\guillemotright`	»	`\guilsinglleft`
`\guilsinglright`		`\quotesingle`
`\quotesinglbase`		`\quotedblbase`
`\ellipsis`		`\perthousand`
`\ordfeminine`		`\ordmasculine`

The following new symbols are available in math mode:

\therefore ∴      \cret $\cret$

\seconds $\seconds$      \fulldiamondsuit $\fulldiamondsuit$

\degree $\degree$      \fullheartsuit $\fullheartsuit$
Within math mode upright Greek letters $\ualpha$ ,…, $\uomega$ are available by using the names \ualpha,...,\uomega, etc.

Note that these characters are not available in standard L^ATEX; if you use any of them in your document you will lose the ability to process it at a site which does not have PS-L^ATEX.

`\therefore`	∴	`\cret`	$\cret$
`\seconds`	$\seconds$	`\fulldiamondsuit`	$\fulldiamondsuit$
`\degree`	$\degree$	`\fullheartsuit`	$\fullheartsuit$

Extensions to LATEX within PS-LATEX

Extensions to L^ATEX within PS-L^ATEX