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  the Adobe Symbol encoding are in principle available \emph{via}
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  the Adobe Symbol encoding are in principle available \emph{via}
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  changing the font face or (see \sQuote{Details}) plotmath: see the
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  changing the font face or (see \sQuote{Details}) plotmath: see the
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  examples section of \code{\link{points}} for a function to display
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  examples section of \code{\link{points}} for a function to display
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  them.  (\sQuote{In principle} because some of the glyphs are missing
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  them.  (\sQuote{In principle} because some of the glyphs are missing
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  from some implementations of the symbol font.)  Unfortunately,
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  from some implementations of the symbol font.)  Unfortunately,
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  \code{\link{postscript}} and \code{\link{pdf}} have support for little
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  \code{\link{pdf}} and \code{\link{postscript}} have support for little
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  more than European (not Greek) and CJK characters and the Adobe Symbol
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  more than European (not Greek) and CJK characters and the Adobe Symbol
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  encoding (and in a few fonts, also Cyrillic characters).
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  encoding (and in a few fonts, also Cyrillic characters).
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  \describe{
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  \describe{
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    \item{On Unix-alikes:}{
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    \item{On Unix-alikes:}{
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  widest range of characters is likely to be available in the
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  widest range of characters is likely to be available in the
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  \code{\link{X11}} device using cairo: see its help page for how
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  \code{\link{X11}} device using cairo: see its help page for how
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  installing additional fonts can help.  This can often be used to
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  installing additional fonts can help.  This can often be used to
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  display Greek \emph{letters} in bold or italic.
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  display Greek \emph{letters} in bold or italic.
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  On macOS the \code{\link{quartz}} device and the default system fonts
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  have quite large coverage.
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  In non-UTF-8 locales there is normally no support for symbols not in
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  In non-UTF-8 locales there is normally no support for symbols not in
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  the languages for which the current encoding was intended.
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  the languages for which the current encoding was intended.
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    }
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    }
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    \item{On Windows:}{
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    \item{On Windows:}{
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  Any Unicode character can be entered into a text string \emph{via} a
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  Any Unicode character can be entered into a text string \emph{via} a