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\centerline {Fonts in \TeX.}}
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Following is a list of fonts' names available
within \TeX\  on SHUM. 

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Most fonts can be used
with all the usual $\backslash$magstep's, as well as
with other magnifications.
See reference to magnifications below.
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\hrule
\halign{\vrule#&&
       \strut\quad#\hfil\quad&\vrule#\cr 
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&font name&&description&&other available sizes (*)&\cr
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
\noalign{\hrule} 
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&cmb10&&boldface&&\omit&\cr
&cmbsy10&&boldface math symbols&&\omit&\cr
&cmbx10&&boldface extended&&5~6~7~8~9~12&\cr
&cmbxsl10&&boldface extended slanted&&\omit&\cr
&cmbxti10&&boldface extended italics&&\omit&\cr
&cmcsc10&&caps and small caps&&\omit&\cr
&cmdunh10&&Dunhill style&&\omit&\cr
&cmex10&&math extension&&\omit&\cr
&cmff10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&cmfib8&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&cminch&&inch-high caps&&\omit&\cr
&cmitt10&&italics typewriter&&\omit&\cr
&cmmi10&&math italics&&5~6~7~8~9~12&\cr
&cmmib10&&math italics boldface&&\omit&\cr
&cmr10&&roman text&&5~6~7~8~9~12~17&\cr
&cmsl10&&slanted&&8~9~12&\cr
&cmsltt10&&slanted typewriter&&\omit&\cr
&cmss10&&sans serif&&8~9~12~17&\cr
&cmssbx10&&sans serif boldface&&\omit&\cr
&cmssdc10&&sans serif variation&&\omit&\cr
&cmssi10&&sans serif italics&&8~9~12~17&\cr
&cmssq8&&sans serif variation&&\omit&\cr
&cmssqi8&&sans serif variation slanted&&\omit&\cr
&cmsy10&&math symbols&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr
&cmtcsc10&&text small caps&&\omit&\cr
&cmtex10&&tex characters&&8~9&\cr
&cmti10&&text italics&&7~8~9~12&\cr
&cmtt10&&typewriter&&8~9~12&\cr
&cmu10&&unslanted text italics&&\omit&\cr
&cmvtt10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr }
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(*) Other sizes refer to same font, other heights, e.g. cmbx5~. 
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$$\vbox{\offinterlineskip
\hrule
\halign{\vrule#&&
       \strut\quad#\hfil\quad&\vrule#\cr 
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&font name&&description&&other available sizes &\cr
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
\noalign{\hrule} 
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&Jerusalem&&hebrew font&&\omit&\cr
&TelAviv&&hebrew sans serif&&\omit&\cr
&DeadSea&&hebrew boldface&&\omit&\cr
&OldJaffa&&hebrew thin&&\omit&\cr
&redis10&&hebrew square&&8~9~12~17&\cr
&rediss10&&hebrew square slanted&&8~9~12&\cr
&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&eufb10&&Gothic boldface&&5~7&\cr 
&eufm10&&Gothic&&5~7~24&\cr 
&eurb10&&Greek+Latin boldface&&7~8~14&\cr 
&eurm10&&Greek+Latin&&5~14~24&\cr 
&eusb10&&\omit&&5~7&\cr 
&eusm10&&\omit&&5~7&\cr 
&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&lasy10&&LaTeX symbols&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr 
&lcircle10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr 
&lcirclew10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr 
&line10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr 
&linew10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr 
&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&lcmss8&&sans serif&&\omit&\cr
&lcmssb8&&sans serif boldface&&\omit&\cr
&lcmssi8&&sans serif italics&&\omit&\cr
&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&mcyb10&&Cyrilic boldface&&8~9&\cr 
&mcyr10&&Cyrilic&&6~7~8~9&\cr 
&wncyr10&&Cyrilic&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr
&wncyb10&&Cyrilic boldface&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr
&wncyi10&&Cyrilic italics&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr
&wncysc10&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&wncyss10&&\omit&&8~9&\cr
&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr
&msxm10&&math symbols&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr 
&msym10&&math symbols&&5~6~7~8~9&\cr 
&zmsy10&&scientific symbols&&\omit&\cr
height5pt&\omit&&\omit&&\omit&\cr }
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\hbox to \hsize{\big Displaying font's characters \hfil}
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A table containing any font's characters
is obtainable by running the following \TeX\ commands:  
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$\backslash$input fonttable    
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$\backslash$table$\{$fontname$\}$  
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where 'fontname' is any name
taken from the above list.
Several tables can be requested in one run.
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Each font table contains up to 128 different
characters. The octal sequence number of any character within its
font (that is, within the table),
going from '0 to '177, can be found out by using
the numbers on top and on the left of each font table.

You can utilize this sequence number whenever you want to use
a character which does not have an equivalent key on your
keyboard;  for example, to use the black circle 
whose (octal)
sequence number is '17
within the font {\bf cmbsy10},
you can write
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$\backslash {\rm font}\backslash {\rm symb}={\rm cmbsy10}$
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Here's the black circle: $\{\backslash{\rm symb} \backslash{\rm char'17}\}$
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The output will be:
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Here's the black circle: \font\xx=cmbsy10 {\xx\char15}
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\hbox to \hsize{\big Using fonts \hfil}
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You can specify up to 43 fonts
in one document, by typing for each font
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$\backslash {\rm font}\backslash {\rm cs}=xxxx$
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\noindent where cs is a control sequence 
of your choice (consisting of
letters only) and $xxxx$ is the name of one of the available fonts.
You can later use that specified font by typing   
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$\backslash {\rm cs}$  

Note that
``special'' characters, e.g.
Greek letters (from font cmmi10),
math operators (from font cmex10) and many caligraphic
symbols (from font
cmsy10) can be used by specifying pre-defined control sequences.
When you use a pre-defined control sequence for some character (e.g.
$\backslash \rm alpha$) you don't have to specify the font containing
the required character or its sequence number within the font; 
The control sequence contains the font's
identification. However, as most of these sequences apply only in math
mode, you have to be in math mode when using them, that is, they
have to be surrounded by dollar signs (or by a larger text which
is surrounded somewhere by dollar signs).
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Appendix F of the \TeX{ } book lists those built-in control sequences.
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The following control sequences are also available:
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\+$\backslash \rm rm\  or\  \backslash tenrm$&Default roman style (cmr10).\cr
\+$\backslash \rm fiverm,\ 
 \backslash \rm sevenrm$&Smaller roman styles (cmr5, cmr7).\cr

\+$\backslash \rm bf\  or\  \backslash tenbf$&Bold face (cmbx10).\cr
\+$\backslash \rm fivebf,\  \backslash sevenbf$&Smaller boldface styles (cmbx5, cmbx7).\cr

\+$\backslash \rm sl\
or\  \backslash \rm tensl$&Slanted style (cmsl10).\cr
\+$\backslash \rm it\  or\  \backslash tenit$&Italics text font (cmti10).\cr
\+$\backslash \rm tt\  or\  \backslash tentt$&Typewriter font (cmtt10).\cr

\+$\backslash \rm teni\  or\  \backslash mit$&Math italic font (cmmi10).\cr
\+&\ \ \ \ The digits in this font are also called $\backslash \rm oldstyle.$\cr
\+$\backslash \rm fivei,\ \backslash seveni$&Smaller math italics (cmmi5, 
cmmi7).\cr
\+&\ \ \ \ These two fonts are the default math fonts\cr
\+&\ \ \ \ for script and sub-scripts.\cr

\+$\backslash \rm cal\  or\  \backslash tensy$&Math symbol font (cmsy10).\cr
\+$\backslash \rm fivesy,\  \backslash sevensy$&Smaller math symbol fonts (cmsy5, cmsy7).\cr
\+&\ \ \ \ These two fonts are the default math symbol fonts\cr
\+&\ \ \ \ 
for script and sub-scripts.\cr

\+$\backslash \rm tenex$&Math extension font (cmex10).\cr 
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\hbox to \hsize{\big Magnifications \hfil}
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You can use a font at several different sizes by specifying
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$\backslash {\rm font}\backslash  cs=xxxx \  {\rm scaled}\  size$
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where $cs$ is a name of yor choice,
$xxxx$ is one of the availabe fonts, 
and $size$ is an integer number,
so that 1000 means scale ratio of 1 (no enlargement), 1500 means
scale ratio of 1.5, etc. 
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It is sometimes convenient to use fonts at magnifications
that grow in geometric rations. The idea is to have all fonts
available at their true size as well as at magnifications 1.2
and 1.44 (which is $1.2 * 1.2$) and even higher. Then you can
magnify an entire document by 1.2 or 1.44 and still stay within the
set of available fonts. \TeX{ } provides the abbreviations
$\backslash{\rm magstep0}$ for a scale factor of 1000, 
$\backslash{\rm magstep1}$ for a
scale factor of 1200, 
$\backslash{\rm magstep2}$ for 1440, and so on
up to 
$\backslash{\rm magstep5}$. You say, for example,
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$\backslash {\rm font} \backslash {\rm bigtenrm=cmr10~scaled~}
\backslash {\rm magstep2}$
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to load font cmr10 at $1.2 * 1.2$ times its normal size.
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\hbox to \hsize{\big How to obtain this guide \hfil}
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\noindent The current guide is obtainable by using
the command
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~~~~~~~~~~$\backslash$tex font\_guide
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Rama porrat, Computation Center, Hebrew University, Tel. 02-584539.
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