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GFS Artemisia
The gfsartemisia
package redefines the \ae
, \o
and \aa
commands to only work in the T1 encoding. Typing æ
, ø
and å
using package inputenc
still works.
Text example
![Artemisia GFS example](gfsartemisia-1.svg)
[Click on text example to enlarge] [PDF sample]
[LaTeX source of PDF sample]
Usage
\usepackage{gfsartemisia}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
Style examples
\normalfont
![Artemisia GFS example](gfsartemisia-2.svg)
\itshape
![Artemisia GFS example](gfsartemisia-3.svg)
\scshape
![Artemisia GFS example](gfsartemisia-4.svg)
\bfseries
![Artemisia GFS example](gfsartemisia-5.svg)
![Artemisia GFS number example](gfsartemisia-num.svg)
Oldstyle numbers
![Artemisia GFS oldstyle number example](gfsartemisia-oldnum.svg)
Ligatures, German double s, and other special characters
![Artemisia GFS ligature example](gfsartemisia-ligs.svg)
Math example
![Artemisia GFS math example](gfsartemisia-math.svg)
Font implementation
GFS Artemisia is available as Type 1.
GFS Artemisia is available as OpenType or TrueType.
Part of TeX Live?
GFS Artemisia is part of TeX Live.
Location at CTAN
fonts/greek/gfs/
Last update of this page
2021-04-22