For example, by adding \usepackage{tgbonum} to the document preamble, LaTeX will use the TEX Gyre Bonum font family to typeset your document: \documentclass { article } \usepackage [T1] { fontenc } \usepackage { tgbonum } \begin { document } This document is a sample document to test font families and font typefaces.

\vspace {1cm} %Example of different font sizes and types In this example the {\huge huge font size} is set and the {\footnotesize Foot note size also}. There's a fairly large set of font sizes. \vspace {1cm} %Example of different font sizes and types In this example, a command and a switch are used. \texttt {A command is used to change the ...

LaTeX provides a set of 10 standard (predefined) commands to change the font size—note that document classes or LaTeX packages may redefine those commands to vary the actual point size. The following table lists those commands and their corresponding point size values for a document using 10pt for the main text font, the default setting of ...

Use of some math font styles requires the line \usepackage{amssymb} to be added to the document preamble: see the amsfonts package for further information. Capital letters-only font typefaces. There are some font typefaces which support only a limited number of characters; these fonts usually denote some special sets.

LaTeX-based typesetting solutions operate in the context of legacy. Over four decades, the development of LaTeX compilers and font formats has produced an ecosystem comprising a blend of older and new technologies. As a result, the actual process of installing and configuring custom fonts for use with LaTeX depends on these two factors:

LaTeX supports the creation of a document structure and also enables customization of sectioning and numbering. The commands available to organize a document depend on the document class being used, although the simplest form of organization, sectioning, is …

Note: The original text-formatting commands from plain TeX, \it (italicize) and \bf (bold face) will still work in a LaTeX document but their use is discouraged and not recommended because they don't preserve previous styles. For example, when using those old commands you can't apply both italics and bold at the same time.

This is the normal font used in most of the document, Times New Roman in the example. \setsansfont{Arial} The elements that require a sans font, explicitly declared by the \ssfamily in the example, will be typeset with Arial font. \setmonofont{Courier New} Everything to be formatted with a monospaced (typewriter-like) font will use the Courier ...

These three parameters change the length of the left margin. Elements 1 and 3 in the graphic, combined. right, rmargin, outer These three parameters change the length of the right margin. Elements 9 and 10 in the graphic, combined. top, tmargin These two parameters represent elements 2 and 6 in the graphic, combined. bottom, bmargin

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