=make_font_family
. The
four fonts grouped together in a family are those fonts to be associated
with commands =roman
, =bold
,
=italic
and =mono
when this family is
loaded using command =font_family
. For instance,
=make_font_family("arial","Arial.ttf","ArialBold.ttf",\ "ArialItalic.ttf","Courier.ttf") =make_font_family("times","Times.ttf","TimesBold.ttf",\ "TimesItalic.ttf","Courier.ttf") =font_family("arial") =slide Fonts =par To put it very {=bold boldly} - and from \ an arial point of view: =item In {=italic Italy}, the {=mono mono}-cycle \ is quite {=roman romantic}. =par And for those who still don't get it, I repeat \ it one more time: =font_family("times") =item In {=italic Italy}, the {=mono mono}-cycle \ is quite {=roman romantic}.
Note that,
=roman
is activated automatically when
=font_family
is issued.
=rm
, =bf
, =it
and
=tt
are identical to (but easier to write than)
=roman
, =bold
, =italic
and =mono
.
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