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Tagged with sans-serif helvetica
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How to display `\hat` when using sans-serif?
I applied sans-serif font both in text and math, but then I got the problem with \hat. How to solve it?
Here is a MWE:
\documentclass[12pt, letterpaper, twocolumn]{article}
\usepackage[scaled]{helvet}...
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Unitalicized capital Greek with sansmath
In my PhD thesis, the main text is in Times, and all of my figures (and their captions) are set in Helvetica. I've created the following MWE that shows how I can can toggle between Times and Helvetica ...
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\DeclareMathAlphabet does not work on beamer? [duplicate]
I am trying to use Helvetica for \mathsf in a beamer presentation. For that, I have
\DeclareMathAlphabet{\mathsf}{OT1}{phv}{m}{n}
on my preamble. This is what I use in another LaTeX document of mine ...
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Beamer: use helvetica only in \textsc
I am using beamer and I would like to use \textsc but with Helvetica. Adding
\usepackage[scaled=.92]{helvet}
to the preamble does the job. Problem is, this changes too all the text of the slides to ...
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Helvetica-matching math-version
I have the strong conviction that I have only understood 1% of how LaTeX selects (math) fonts, so I guess that most of my problems come from that, apart from the lack of a proper math font matching ...
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Helvetica for Latin letters and a sans-serif font for Greek letters
I'm trying to be a perfectionist and desperately trying to make things right:
All Latin symbols should use Helvetica
Greek letters should be at least sans-serif (Helvetica in an ideal world)
Here is ...
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A sans serif (best helvetica-like) font whose caps-height and x-height match that of the roman newtx text exactly?
Newtx fonts are great. Still, when your main font is roman, and when you occasionally use the sans serif font supplied with newtx, you get slightly too small capital sans serif letters and slightly ...