3 ms·
[OT, sorry] Is this done with the standard *TeX font ("Computer Modern"?), or some other? I'm not sure why, but it looks somewhat not typical-LaTeX to me; if t
by akavel 12y ago
[OT, sorry]
Is this done with the standard *TeX font ("Computer Modern"?), or some other? I'm not sure why, but it looks somewhat not typical-LaTeX to me; if that's because of font, could somebody possibly shed some light how I could get similar effect? TIA
- zokier 12y agoLooks like Nimbus Roman: http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/nimbus/ http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/nimbus/
- akavel 12y agothanks! interesting link
- stephenrkell 12y agoIndeed, it's Nimbus Roman. I did nothing special -- the SIGPLAN template did it for me. I had been assuming it just did \usepackage{times} internally, though on inspection it does seem to be doing \renewcommand{\rmdefault}{ptm}. Either way, it's fairly standard, but indeed not the default Computer Modern.
- akavel 12y agothanks for info!