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Specifying Fonts
Syntax
$fixed text$$ $code text$$
$italic text$$ $bold text$$
$big text$$ $small text$$
See Also getting started , special , format

Description
The following table describes the meaning of each of the fonts:
      fixed a fixed pitch font
code a computer code font
italic an italic font
bold a bold font
big a bigger font size
small a smaller font size
Any sequence of commands may be present in text; i.e., there may be occurrences of the $ character. If a space is the first character in text, it is ignored.

Example
The following table contains an example for each of the fonts:
      Input Output
$fixed Text$$ Text
$code Text$$ Text
$big Text$$ Text
$small Text$$ Text
$italic Text$$ Text
$bold Text$$ Text

Reference
You can change the font in a heading For example, 
 
	$code
	$head f(x)$$
	$$
would result in the heading below

f(x)
This heading is the result of the example code directly above.
Input File: font.omh