On Nov 8, 2010, at 4:03 PM, stefano franchi wrote:
I am just switching from Latex to XeLatex, and I cannot quite
understand how to force it to use a specific interline spacing (i.e.
"leading") in certain occasions.
More precisely:
I am using the memoir class, with a rather heavy customization.
At publisher demand, I need to have all chapter titles, chapter
numbers, etc, in Times (or equivalent) at exactly 15pt with 18pt
leading
The fontsize command did the trick in memoir using Latex:
\renewcommand*{\chaptitlefont}{\fontfamily{ptm}\fontsize{15}{18}
\selectfont}
You can use the basically the same command:
\renewcommand*{\chaptitlefont}{\fontspec{Times}\fontsize{15}{18}
\selectfont}
But I do not understand how to replicate the same behavior in XeLatex.
I can create a 15 pt Times-like font command with
\font\VIBSChapterTitleFont="TeX Gyre Termes:letterspace=3" at 15pt
This is really plain XeTeX syntax not XeLaTeX syntax; check the
fontspec manual for the latex version.
(although you don't need this for what you want to do.)
Alan
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