Text Formatting ⇒ Document format
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danielvelizv
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Document format
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
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?
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?
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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danielvelizv
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Document format
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 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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\usepackage{mathpazo}