You don’t need to change to math mode every time you want to type a greek letter in normal text. Loading the textgreek
package allows typesetting greek letters, generally just by adding a text
-prefix to the letter name, e.g. for
\usepackage{textgreek} ... \textDelta\textbeta
The letters will adapt to the font style you are using (bold, italics, small capitals, etc.)
Furthermore, the author provides three different font types, cbgreek
(default), euler
, and artemisia
. The font type can be change through the optional argument, when loading the package:
\usepackage[euler]{textgreek}
The differences are minor for most letters, check the documentation for details.
Complete command list (copied from the documentation):
Note, textcomp
package already provided a command textmu
, the author decided to call it textmugreek
instead. Use the latter to avoid unexpected results.