Am 12.07.2012 um 17:38 schrieb Andy Black:
> I'm not recalling the exact reason why I used MainFont but I do know that the
>
> \font\MainFont="/font family name/" at /pointsize/pt
>
> was a way to allow for varying font families and point sizes, including
> larger or smaller than the three I understand LaTeX provides (10, 11, and 12).
These restrictions apply to most *class* files only and set up families of
related font sizes. Internally you can use \large or \small and many more to
change the text size. With NFSS2 (the New Font Selection Scheme, version 2,
more than 10 years old) you can also use for example
\fontsize{8}{14}\selectfont
In your document for example \footnotesize is set to
\fontsize{9}{10.7999999999999}. And you're already using
\fontsize{15}{18}\selectfont
to emphasise the chapter header "1.2 …". I think if you would use the official
\part, \chapter, etc. you would not need to set \pdfbookmark and \hypertarget
because hyperref would perform this automatically.
I think your document would need some debugging with some \tracing command...
Maybe things would become easier if you could reduce the complexity and remove
fancyhdr and hyperref.
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Pete
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