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danielvelizv
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Document format

Post by danielvelizv »

Hello people. I just want to write on my documents with the font on the picture but I don't know the name of that font and how to do that. Do I have to write something in my preamble? On documentclass?
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Johannes_B
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Re: Document format

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Often, a pdf hasa the font included and you can find out what font it is. If no font is included, a substitute is used.

A screenshot cannot be accessed that way and you would ned to be a font expert, which we are not. There are tools on the world wide web that can identify a font for you, but this is off-topic here.

So, what pdf is that and how can we get it?
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danielvelizv
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Document format

Post by danielvelizv »

Thanks buddy! I found the answer two days later, if you want to write using the font of the picture, you can write in the preamble of your document

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\usepackage{mathpazo}
and it works perflecty, the font changes all your document typing, so if you are working with default font, using the package, it will change all your document!
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