This is how:
1.
Browse to the files from the font package folder and locate the *.mf files.
(in this case cmbright/fonts/source/public/cmbright)
2.
Figure out (trough the internet or by guessing) which is the normal font for typesetting. (in this case cmbr10.mf)
3.
In your terminal (linux) type ...
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- Tue Dec 08, 2009 7:04 pm
- Forum: Fonts & Character Sets
- Topic: computer modern bright font in truetype
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- Sun Dec 06, 2009 6:53 pm
- Forum: Fonts & Character Sets
- Topic: computer modern bright font in truetype
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Re: computer modern bright font in truetype
Thank you for the answer. I would realy like to try these packages you recommend.
Unfortunatly for the moment I can not spend any more time on a new tool before I have finished my thesis. (I spend already too much time on xymtex)
So I would like to work with the tools I know. I didn't put any graphs ...
Unfortunatly for the moment I can not spend any more time on a new tool before I have finished my thesis. (I spend already too much time on xymtex)
So I would like to work with the tools I know. I didn't put any graphs ...
- Thu Dec 03, 2009 8:08 am
- Forum: Fonts & Character Sets
- Topic: computer modern bright font in truetype
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computer modern bright font in truetype
I use the computer modern bright font package (cmbright) and would like to make my legend in Originlab (software for making graphs) also in this beautiful font. So I need cmbright as a truetype (.ttf) file.
Unfortunately I got lost in all the links/info about latex fonts and their truetype ...
Unfortunately I got lost in all the links/info about latex fonts and their truetype ...