Changing Fonts in LaTeX

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source : http://timmurphy.org/2009/07/28/changing-fonts-in-latex/Posted: 28th July 2009 by Tim in LaTeX

Tags: arial, courier, document, font, fonts, LaTeX, layout, palatino, times, times new roman

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The default font used in LaTeX is a little bland. Most of us would like to use Times New Roman, Arial, Helvetica or something similar. This is quite a simple thing to do. All of the fonts are stored in packages and simply including that package (\usepackage{package}) will change the font.

Some of the fonts which are available are:

• Antiqua (antiqua package)
• Arial (uarial package)
• Courier (courier package
• Helvetica (helvet package)
• Luximono (luximono package)
• Palatino (palatino package)
• Times New Roman (times package)

For example, to use Times New Roman, Add the following to the top of the document:

\usepackage{times}

There are many, many more fonts out there. A quick google search should be able to tell you which package to use.

Changing Fonts in LaTeX