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From: David Park on 18 Mar 2010 05:33
Row[{Style["N", Italic], "(200,300)"}]


David Park
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From: Jim Lambaugh [mailto:lambaugh(a)gmail.com]

On 16 Mar., 11:59, Jim Lambaugh <lamba...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> In my plot I need to label my y-axis N, but Mathematica recognizes
> this as numerical value. How do I turn this off while plotting, so I
> can label my axis N?
>
> Also, I need to change the font of the N. But I guess that is easy as
> long as the above problem is taken care of (i.e. just use Style)?
>
> Best,
> Jim.

Ok, so I use "N", as you have suggested. Now the thing is, I wish to
write something like

N(200,300),

but I do not want "200" and "300" to be italic, only N. I tried

Style["N",Italic] <> "(200,300)",

but apparently Style["N",Italic] is not a string. What can I do here?



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