Five Point Fonts

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The following code defines commands that allow one to switch to a five point font. For use within a TeX file or as an input file.

Example: {\fiverm This type will be in a five point font}


%=================================================================
% five Point Fonts
%-----------------------------------------------------------------
 \font\fiverm   =cmr10    scaled 500  % five point roman
 \font\fivebf   =cmbx10   scaled 500  % five point bold
 \font\fivesl   =cmsl10   scaled 500  % five point slant
 \font\fivebfsl =cmbxsl10 scaled 500  % five point bold slant
 \font\fiveit   =cmti10   scaled 500  % five point italics
 \font\fivebfit =cmbxti10 scaled 500  % five point bold italics
 \font\fivesans =cmss10   scaled 500  % five point san serif
 \font\fivebfss =cmssbx10 scaled 500  % five point bold san serif
 \font\fivessit =cmssi10  scaled 500  % five point italic/slant san serif
 \font\fivesc   =cmcsc10  scaled 500  % five point large/small caps
 \font\fivett   =cmtt10   scaled 500  % five point typewriter text
 \font\fivemi   =cmmi10   scaled 500  % five point math italics
 \font\fivesy   =cmsy10   scaled 500  % five point math symbol
 \font\fivemb   =cmmib10  scaled 500  % five point math bold
%=================================================================

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Last modified: 14 August 1995