The document is now in Times New Roman. How do I switch to Verdana? (overleaf does not recognise \RequirePackage{verdana}.
%% Fonts
\if@times\RequirePackage{times}\fi
[Tex/LaTex] How to set font to Verdana throughout the entire document in Overleaf
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Trebuchet is a sans serif font,. I have some doubt that is suitable for the main text. On windows you can use the font together with the winfonts package available on CTAN, it works only with pdflatex (not latex). But it doesn't contain the fonts themselves, so you should at first check if you have trebuc.ttf.
An example document is
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\pdfmapfile{+winfonts.map}
\renewcommand\rmdefault{trebuchet}
\begin{document}
abc \textit{abc} \bfseries abc \textit{abc}
\end{document}
Here a rough draft what you can try to repair the problem:
- Find
tex256.enc - rename it as e.g.
winfonts256.enc - Replace in this file
/T1Encoding [with/winfontsT1Encoding [ - Replace the glyph names by
uniXXXXwhere XXXX is the unicode number of the glyph, e.g./Aby/uni0041and/aby/uni0061(there are 256 glyph, so it is some work involved.
After some replacements you can test it like this:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\pdfmapline{= rjvnr8t Verdana " winfontsT1Encoding ReEncodeFont " <[winfonts256.enc <verdana.ttf}
\begin{document}
\fontfamily{verdana}\selectfont
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\end{document}
I made two replacements and so get now this output:
You probably will have to do something similar for ts1-winfonts.enc. All the map entries that you will have to adapt can be found in pdftex.map.
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Overleaf offers a quick reference for setting different fonts for a document, or using them in-line