Shooting in the dark here:
>>>> "Meino" == Meino Christian Cramer
<mccramer(a)s.netic.de> writes:
M-x set-face-font <RETURN> italic <RETURN>
-adobe-courier-bold-i-normal--14-135-75-75-m-0-iso8859-1"" <RETURN>
set-face-font should not have a problem setting this, but it is true
that Custom probably would not be able to in any event, because it
treats the 4 default faces (default, italic, bold, bold-italic)
specially. It would probably refuse to give you bold-italic for the
italic font.
after switching to tex-mode (which activates AUC-TeX).
Are you sure AUC-TeX uses the 'italic face? Just because the font you
see is italic doesn't mean the face is 'italic. The face could be
'tex-emph or something like that.
As other posters suggested, try an oblique face or the
try-oblique-before-italic-fonts variable. However, the latter will
not affect set-face-font which is a very low-level utility.
Thanks for following up!
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