

So which name are you referring to File or font In the latter case, how can it be found on Mac, Windows and Linux. The filenames appearing in LibraryFonts are not necessarily the names of the fonts, as there need be no relation between the name of a fonts file and the fonts name. On a Mac, these are usually the fonts in LibraryFonts. The section Finding the name of the font begins with the following instruction If you are using system fonts, you can use the name of the font as it appears in any application on your system. On Windows you can find the names in the Fonts preview section of the control panel.įor example, to find fonts which support Chinese, first find the language code of Chinese, i.e., zh, then we use the following command. If you have some sort of font manager GUI like Font Book on the Mac, the names are displayed there. LaTeX style quotation marks or - and - instead of typing the actual characters directly, you should always turn on this option.Īnother option is MatchUppercase alternatively a numeric scaling value can be given. These features can be selected using the optional argument of any font selection command. If the font package changes the roman or mono font you would look for the following commands respectively. LinuxLibertineT-OsF Linux Libertine (formerly fxl in older package versions). LinuxBiolinumT-OsF Linux Biolinum (formerly fxb in older package versions). Usually these names are documented in documentation associated with the font. These names traditionally use a system of three or four letter lower case names for each font family. When you load a regular font package like helvet (which sets the default sans serif font to a Helvetica clone) it issues commands to set up the font using an internal name, which is hidden to regular users. Widening the scope of the question to include global changes could make it less obvious that the question actually explains how to locally apply a font. Making that change only for a portion of the document is, however, unexpectedly challenging (and I fear thats one more reason for non-LaTeX-people to refuse LaTeX), and I suspect a significant portion of the 200 upvoters so far came here specifically looking for a way to not make a global font change, as I just did. What if I want to use a particular font for just a portion of my text. System Chinese Font Location: C: Windows FONTS Then return to the ne.įore example, to change the font to teletype and then back to default, follow this example. What happened today In desperation, I turned to the gods from. This can be adjusted to not called, but the text is too small, and once with a comment. I hope to use the simplest vernacular to help people like me. Improve software quality and stability As part of the cornerstone of.
