[OS X TeX] From Times to CM

Themis Matsoukas matsoukas at adelphia.net
Wed Apr 7 12:59:20 CEST 2004


You can mix and match. Here is what I do:

\newcommand{\myfonts}{
\usepackage{mathtime}
\renewcommand{\sfdefault}{cmss}
\renewcommand{\ttdefault}{cmtt}
}

The command \myfonts redefines the default set such that regular font 
is times, the sf font is cmss and the tt font is cmtt.

Themis

On Apr 3, 2004, at 6:21 AM, Josep M.Font wrote:

> Sorry if this is not specifically MacOSX-related.
>
> The questions: How can I use a specific typeface of the CM family in a 
> particular place of a document with \usepackage{times} ? Is there a 
> global switch that would allow to keep \textsf{}, etc. ? Can it be 
> done with a strictly local font-changing command ?
>
> The reasons: I don't like the sans serif fonts provided by the times 
> package. They come form the Helvetica family (I think), I find them 
> *ugly* (subjective!) and they do not mix well with the roman fonts 
> (real Times) because they are comparatively bigger at the same nominal 
> size; used in the middle of a roman paragraph, a couple of words in 
> sans serif look terrible. And for big titles, I *love* the bold sans 
> serif fonts of the CM family...
>
> Sorry if I used the terms font, family, etc. inapropriately.
>
> Josep Maria Font
>
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