This file can only be compiled by xelatex of lualatex
\documentclass{article} \usepackage[no-math]{fontspec} \setmainfont[ Ligatures=TeX, ]{Architect} \begin{document} This is some TEXT. \end{document}
Then compile using xelatex foo.tex. The fonts used above, called Architect was
downloaded from http://www.911fonts.com/font/download_StylusITCTTRegular_66.htm
See using-handwriting-font-in-proofs for more information.
Some fonts utilities on linux
kcharselect gfontsel xfontsel xlsfonts chkfontpath fslsfonts
It seems on Linux one needs to just create $HOME/.fonts/ folder and put the .tff files
there.
For example, I downloaded zip file from the above, extracted it, and copied one .tff file to
>pwd /home/me/.fonts >ls -l -rwxr-xr-x 1 me me 36708 Sep 22 02:09 17273_architectbold.ttf
Now, make sure to rename the file above to match the actual font name as given inside the file. Double clicking on the file at least on windows, and look for the font name. do not use the file name itself. Must rename the file to match the font name. For the above, I did
>mv 17273_architectbold.ttf Architect-Bold.ttf
Since Architect-Bold was the actual font name.
And changed the latex file to the exact file name above as follows
\documentclass{article} \usepackage[no-math]{fontspec} \setmainfont[ Ligatures=TeX, ]{Architect-Bold} \begin{document} This is some TEXT. \end{document}
The command fc-cache might be also useful to run after doing the above just in
case. Use xelatex and not lulatex for the above. It seems there is difference on
how fonts are found depending on which one to use. The above instructions
are for xelatex which is what I used. It might work with lulatex, do not know
now.
See fontspec-xelatex-finding-fonts-by-name-installed-or-in-texmfhome
To use times package, just add the line