try putting (this may not be correct but you'll get the idea)..
\usepackage{times}
at the top of your top level .ltx or .tex file..
Dave.
On Thu, 24 Jul 2003, Mark A. Bell wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This is a someone-please-explain question rather than a how-to
> question. I've been experimenting with LyX and LaTeX for producing
> PDFs. I want to write documents at home and print them on the
> laser-printer at work. It's all Windows at the office.
>
> The PDFs that I produce look beautiful in GhostView at home, but
> when I open them in Acrobat for Windows, the fonts look hideous! I
> don't much care because the printed copy looks great - better
> than I could produce with Word, with so much less frustration.
>
> Why does this happen? Is it because the (expensive) laser-printer at
> work has the right fonts programmed into it, but regular Windows
> desktops don't?
>
> Should I worry that if I try to print on a different printer, I might
> get an incompatible font? Should I somehow install more fonts on my
> Linux box? I'm running Debian Unstable.
>
> Thanks,
>
> mark
>
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>
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