2013/6/29 Philip Taylor <[email protected]>: > > > Zdenek Wagner wrote: >> 2013/6/29 Wilfred van Rooijen <[email protected]>: >>> Hi all, >>> >>>> By default, LaTeX will set text in Computer Modern Roman. This is >>> >>>> clearly what Peng Yu means by LaTeX's English font. If he is now >>> >>> I thought Computer Modern Roman was superseded my Latin Modern but I may be >>> wrong. >>> >> Yes, Latin Modern was developed as a superset of Computer Modern. > > None the less, LaTeX uses Computer Modern Roman by default, > as inspection of the outcome of this example will shew : > > \documentclass {minimal} > \begin {document} > abcd 123 > \end {document} > Yes, it is documented. As default the font is set to CM family and OT1 encoding and ot1cm*.fd files map it to cm*.tfm files and the *.map files map it usually to CM fonts, either bitmapped created by Metafont, or Type1 fonts, but maps are also available to replace them with Latin Modern using identical metrics.
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