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Are there any warnings about font substitution in latex?
While compiling a very large LaTeX document, I’m getting lots of warnings about font substitution, and I don’t understand what is happening. Here are some typical warning messages : (Font) using `U/stmry/m/n’ instead on input line 15. (Font) using `T1/lmr/bx/n’ instead on input line 18.
Is the sans serif font available in latex?
Moreover you should make sure that the cm-super package is installed on your LaTeX system. If all that doesn’t help, provide a minimal working example (MWE) and add the log file as attachment. the computer modern sans serif font is not available in italic shape, use slanted shape instead.
Which is the fontenc package to use in latex?
You better use the fontenc package with the encoding parameter you need. Moreover you should make sure that the cm-super package is installed on your LaTeX system. If all that doesn’t help, provide a minimal working example (MWE) and add the log file as attachment.
Is there a font substitution warning for Latin modern?
Your caption label font is bold, done by labelfont= {bf,up}. It’s already in small caps, but Latin Modern doesn’t provide bold small caps. Remove that bf to see that you would get small caps FIGURE, and the warning would go away. because the Kepler fonts provide this shape.
Which is the best font to use for legalese?
Spacing has also been a problem for Times. If you can avoid it, please do. You can substitute with fonts like Concourse, which is a sans serif font which can be used for more formal situations and legalities. Equity is also a good font as it is a combination of classic and convenient designs.
Why do some fonts not fit the occasion?
Sometimes, designs become disasters just because the font is not used properly or, in some sense, does not fit the occasion. This calls for the proper selection. For decades, the Internet has constantly provided us with a vast database of fonts, all segregated by variety, style and use. This lets us choose which to use.