Dear all, I want to put an `eta' at the horizaontal axis of a histogram. After some puzzling I find out that text = new TText(-1,0.939721,"h"); text->SetTextFont(122); text->Draw(); creates exactly the title I want in the root canvas. The chosen text-font is `greek-medium-r-normal' and for whatever reason `h' is the roman translation of the `eta'. However, after saving the canvas as a ps file I find out that ps uses another convention for translating the roman characters to their greek variants: instead of an `eta' , my axis is titled with a `chi', also very greek, but not exactly what I had in mind. Of course I can find the ps eta by creating a TText with the whole roman alphabet, as I would try if there was no roottalk. There must be a better solution, I hope. Could anyone take care that the greek fonts for root and for postscript agree ? Or am I doing something wrong ? Regards, many thanks Wouter
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