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Tex Font Sampler 1 1 TEX FONT SAMPLER 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 Introduction Thanks to the work of different groups within the TEX world we may occasionally welcome new fonts. In the year of TEX’s 25th anniversary we introduce the Latin Modern typefaces as a successor to the familiar Computer Modern typefaces. The development of the Latin Modern was funded by DANTE, GUTENBERG and the NTG. This booklet ships with the new TEX Collection 2003: TEX Live 9/2003 and CTAN. It gives an overview of the free out- line fonts available in this collection and provides some back- ground information concerning those fonts, their designers and the foundries involved. We dedicate this booklet to Sebas- tian Rahtz. Without him and his team, most TEX documents would still look like they did 25 years ago. We also use this opportunity to present the new Fourier math font by Michel Bovani. This font is based upon Utopia and can be found in the TEX collection. Hans Hagen Willi Egger TEX FONT SAMPLER 3 3 4 4 TEX FONT SAMPLER 4 4 5 5 Showcase of fonts We start this booklet with a showcase of character represen- tations. Recognizing a font is not trivial. We hope that this showcase will provide you some insight in the subtle differ- ences between fonts. TEX FONT SAMPLER 5 5 6 6 TEX FONT SAMPLER 6 6 7 7 a a a Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska a a a Schoolbook Palatino Times a a a Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 7 7 8 8 TEX FONT SAMPLER b b b Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska b b b Schoolbook Palatino Times b b b Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 8 8 9 9 c c c Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska c c c Schoolbook Palatino Times c c c Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 9 9 10 10 TEX FONT SAMPLER d d d Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska d d d Schoolbook Palatino Times d d d Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 10 10 11 11 e e e Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska e e e Schoolbook Palatino Times e e e Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 11 11 12 12 TEX FONT SAMPLER f f f Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska f f f Schoolbook Palatino Times f f f Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 12 12 13 13 g g g Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska g g g Schoolbook Palatino Times g g g Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 13 13 14 14 TEX FONT SAMPLER h h h Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska h h h Schoolbook Palatino Times h h h Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 14 14 15 15 i i i Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska i i i Schoolbook Palatino Times i i i Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 15 15 16 16 TEX FONT SAMPLER j j j Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska j j j Schoolbook Palatino Times j j j Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 16 16 17 17 k k k Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska k k k Schoolbook Palatino Times k k k Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 17 17 18 18 TEX FONT SAMPLER l l l Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska l l l Schoolbook Palatino Times l l l Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 18 18 19 19 m m m Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska m m m Schoolbook Palatino Times m m m Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 19 19 20 20 TEX FONT SAMPLER n n n Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska n n n Schoolbook Palatino Times n n n Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 20 20 21 21 o o o Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska o o o Schoolbook Palatino Times o o o Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 21 21 22 22 TEX FONT SAMPLER p p p Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska p p p Schoolbook Palatino Times p p p Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 22 22 23 23 q q q Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska q q q Schoolbook Palatino Times q q q Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 23 23 24 24 TEX FONT SAMPLER r r r Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska r r r Schoolbook Palatino Times r r r Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 24 24 25 25 s s s Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska s s s Schoolbook Palatino Times s s s Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 25 25 26 26 TEX FONT SAMPLER t t t Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska t t t Schoolbook Palatino Times t t t Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 26 26 27 27 u u u Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska u u u Schoolbook Palatino Times u u u Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 27 27 28 28 TEX FONT SAMPLER v v v Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska v v v Schoolbook Palatino Times v v v Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 28 28 29 29 w w w Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska w w w Schoolbook Palatino Times w w w Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 29 29 30 30 TEX FONT SAMPLER x x x Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska x x x Schoolbook Palatino Times x x x Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 30 30 31 31 y y y Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska y y y Schoolbook Palatino Times y y y Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 31 31 32 32 TEX FONT SAMPLER z z z Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska z z z Schoolbook Palatino Times z z z Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 32 32 33 33 A A A Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska A A A Schoolbook Palatino Times A A A Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 33 33 34 34 TEX FONT SAMPLER B B B Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska B B B Schoolbook Palatino Times B B B Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 34 34 35 35 C C C Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska C C C Schoolbook Palatino Times C C C Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 35 35 36 36 TEX FONT SAMPLER D D D Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska D D D Schoolbook Palatino Times D D D Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 36 36 37 37 E E E Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska E E E Schoolbook Palatino Times E E E Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 37 37 38 38 TEX FONT SAMPLER F F F Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska F F F Schoolbook Palatino Times F F F Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 38 38 39 39 G G G Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska G G G Schoolbook Palatino Times G G G Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 39 39 40 40 TEX FONT SAMPLER H H H Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska H H H Schoolbook Palatino Times H H H Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 40 40 41 41 I I I Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska I I I Schoolbook Palatino Times I I I Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 41 41 42 42 TEX FONT SAMPLER J J J Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska J J J Schoolbook Palatino Times J J J Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 42 42 43 43 K K K Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska K K K Schoolbook Palatino Times K K K Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 43 43 44 44 TEX FONT SAMPLER L L L Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska L L L Schoolbook Palatino Times L L L Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 44 44 45 45 M M M Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska M M M Schoolbook Palatino Times M M M Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 45 45 46 46 TEX FONT SAMPLER N N N Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska N N N Schoolbook Palatino Times N N N Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 46 46 47 47 O O O Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska O O O Schoolbook Palatino Times O O O Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 47 47 48 48 TEX FONT SAMPLER P P P Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska P P P Schoolbook Palatino Times P P P Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 48 48 49 49 Q Q Q Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska Q Q Q Schoolbook Palatino Times Q Q Q Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 49 49 50 50 TEX FONT SAMPLER R R R Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska R R R Schoolbook Palatino Times R R R Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 50 50 51 51 S S S Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska S S S Schoolbook Palatino Times S S S Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 51 51 52 52 TEX FONT SAMPLER T T T Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska T T T Schoolbook Palatino Times T T T Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 52 52 53 53 U U U Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska U U U Schoolbook Palatino Times U U U Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 53 53 54 54 TEX FONT SAMPLER V V V Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska V V V Schoolbook Palatino Times V V V Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 54 54 55 55 W W W Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska W W W Schoolbook Palatino Times W W W Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 55 55 56 56 TEX FONT SAMPLER X X X Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska X X X Schoolbook Palatino Times X X X Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 56 56 57 57 Y Y Y Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska Y Y Y Schoolbook Palatino Times Y Y Y Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 57 57 58 58 TEX FONT SAMPLER Z Z Z Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska Z Z Z Schoolbook Palatino Times Z Z Z Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 58 58 59 59 0 0 0 Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska 0 0 0 Schoolbook Palatino Times 0 0 0 Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego TEX FONT SAMPLER 59 59 60 60 TEX FONT SAMPLER 1 1 1 Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska 1 1 1 Schoolbook Palatino Times 1 1 1 Charter Utopia Antykwa Półtawskiego 60 60 61 61 2 2 2 Latin Modern Serif Bookman Antykwa Toruńska 2 2 2 Schoolbook Palatino Times
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