The latest version of PS-LAEMTEMEXEEMX uses the New Font Selection Scheme of Mittelbach and Schöpf, to make a huge variety of PostScript fonts available to the PS-LAEMTEMEXEEMX user.4
Using this scheme, you can use , or to select from three font families, then select normal or bold weights using either \mediumseries or , then select either normal, slanted, italic or small-caps shapes using \normalseries, , or \sc. Additionally, in PS-LAEMTEMEXEEMX you can change the assignment of families to the , and commands too, using \romanfont, \sansfont or \typewriterfont.
For example, the default settings use fonts available on all PostScript implementations, and are set with:
\romanfont{times} \sansfont{helveticareduced} \typewriterfont{courier}(See the accompanying ``fonts'' document for a more complete explanation of these.) To make Palatino the roman font in use, use the commands
\romanfont{palatino}\rmin your document. The full spectrum of choice available with PS-LAEMTEMEXEEMX as distributed is enumerated in the table below. It should be straightforward for the system installer to extend the choice to any other PostScript fonts you have.
Family | Choices |
Times5 (times), Palatino (palatino), Bookman (bookman), | |
New-Century Schoolbook (newcenturyschlbk) | |
\sf | Helvetica (helvetica), Helvetica Reduced (helveticareduced), |
Avant Garde (avantgarde) | |
\tt | Courier (courier) |