Fonts & Character SetsWhere can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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latexian
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Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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Hi all,


When I open a pdf file containing latex math equation, Illustrator or InDesign will complain about the missing fonts as follows:

CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10

I have already looked for these fonts on the internet.
I could not find them for Windows.


Please let me know the place from which I can download.

Thank you in advance.


regards,

LaTeXian

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Re: Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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latexian wrote:[...] I have already looked for these fonts on the internet.
I could not find them for Windows.


Please let me know the place from which I can download.

Thank you in advance. [...]
You don't need to download them. Install the cm-super package if not done yet. To activate the EC fonts, add the fontenc package to your preamble.

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\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
As an alternative you can use the Latin Modern fonts.

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\usepackage{lmodern}
Moreover you can try out any other font package.


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to : localghost & frabjous

Thanks for replying.

I will try soon.
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Re: Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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I have problem with non english alphabet, It's not seem same, How can I find the ö,ç,i,ş,ğ,ü,Ü,Ğ,İ,Ş,Ç,Ö,ı in this fonts. Example of the font in the attachment.
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Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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Hi,
cereyanakapilma wrote:I have problem with non english alphabet, It's not seem same, How can I find the ö,ç,i,ş,ğ,ü,Ü,Ğ,İ,Ş,Ç,Ö,ı in this fonts. Example of the font in the attachment.
which font do you mean - Computer Modern? How did you produce this output? Can you show this with the code of a small document?

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Stefan_K wrote:Hi,
cereyanakapilma wrote:I have problem with non english alphabet, It's not seem same, How can I find the ö,ç,i,ş,ğ,ü,Ü,Ğ,İ,Ş,Ç,Ö,ı in this fonts. Example of the font in the attachment.
which font do you mean - Computer Modern? How did you produce this output? Can you show this with the code of a small document?

Stefan
It's computer modern fonts which is cmr10 and cmmi10.
I use latex on libre office and inkscape.
I have to use this codes for non english language (\u{g} – ğ, \u{G} – Ğ, \c{c} – ç, \c{C} – Ç) and It's ok but when I use those fonts in libre office and inkscape. It seems like the images whşsh I added.
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Perhaps type the characters directly, using utf8 encoding. More is hard to say, because it doesn't seem to be a LaTeX problem but of LibreOffice or Inkscape, as you cannot show problematic code.

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Where can I get CMSY10, CMR10, CMMI10, CMMI7, CMEX10?

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Stefan_K wrote:Perhaps type the characters directly, using utf8 encoding. More is hard to say, because it doesn't seem to be a LaTeX problem but of LibreOffice or Inkscape, as you cannot show problematic code.

Stefan
Thanks for help
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