Roman Numerals

[cadkiller]

Group;

What do you guys do when you have to use Roman Numerals on a project?
I see a bunch of all of these crazy special characters and not one Roman Numeral.

[sfaust]

Capital I, Capital V, Capital X... Does this get what you want

[cadkiller]

Some what but they are missing the upper and lower lines.

[cadkiller]

Never mind dumb question.

My Architext capital "I" font doesn't have the T&B horizontal; so it looked funny to me and I had to add line work for the font to appeal proper.

[Allen Lacy]

Why don't you create another text style using something like TImes New Roman that has serifs that look like Roman Numerals?

[david.kingham]

Here ya go cadkiller, I modified architxt to have the upper and lower lines

[cadkiller]

Thanks David!

How did you modify the font?
I want to have the missing stacked fractions for the Architxt font.
Can the software you used to modify the font create new stacked fractions?
I really appreciate the Architxt (narrow) version.
I gather you were able to create that one.

[david.kingham]

I used this program http://www.high-logic.com/download.html

For the narrow version I just scaled all the letters .8 on the x axis

You can create new stacked fractions quite easily (I just tried) just create a new character and copy/paste the 1/ then paste in the 8 (for 1/8) and scale it down 50% or so....it's a very easy program to learn