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How do I change my LaTex document to follow some Word requirements?
Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)Double or one-half spacingMaking a LaTeX document appear as though it were typeset in MS WordConfusion: onehalfspacing vs. spacing vs. Word vs. the world?Need help making sure a given thesis template is in line with my uni's style requirements (margin, spacing, font, etc)Layout for seminar paper; justified, font, size, spacingHow similar output do mathptmx and Times New Roman create?How to ensure that margins are correct - geometry package is not working properlyhelp with font for my phd thesis
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty
margin-bottom:0;
I am writing my thesis in LaTex and I am strictly required to write:
- With Times New Roman
- 12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
- One and a half line spacing
- All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Can you help me with these four commands to add to my thesis?
fonts spacing margins line-spacing dimensions
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I am writing my thesis in LaTex and I am strictly required to write:
- With Times New Roman
- 12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
- One and a half line spacing
- All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Can you help me with these four commands to add to my thesis?
fonts spacing margins line-spacing dimensions
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
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At my university, they had their own .sty file that I had to use. Does that exist for your university?
– Durkee
Jun 11 at 18:55
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I am writing my thesis in LaTex and I am strictly required to write:
- With Times New Roman
- 12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
- One and a half line spacing
- All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Can you help me with these four commands to add to my thesis?
fonts spacing margins line-spacing dimensions
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
513 bronze badges
I am writing my thesis in LaTex and I am strictly required to write:
- With Times New Roman
- 12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
- One and a half line spacing
- All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Can you help me with these four commands to add to my thesis?
fonts spacing margins line-spacing dimensions
fonts spacing margins line-spacing dimensions
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
513 bronze badges
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
513 bronze badges
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
513 bronze badges
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
513 bronze badges
asked Jun 11 at 7:53
user190786user190786
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513 bronze badges
At my university, they had their own .sty file that I had to use. Does that exist for your university?
– Durkee
Jun 11 at 18:55
add a comment
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At my university, they had their own .sty file that I had to use. Does that exist for your university?
– Durkee
Jun 11 at 18:55
At my university, they had their own .sty file that I had to use. Does that exist for your university?
– Durkee
Jun 11 at 18:55
At my university, they had their own .sty file that I had to use. Does that exist for your university?
– Durkee
Jun 11 at 18:55
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With Times New Roman
With xelatex or lualatex you can use any .ttf or .otf font available in your system, and of course times. For pdflatex or any other compiler there are also an obsolete times package, that should be replaced by the mathptmx package, which supports Times Roman text.
12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
Hardly anyone will notice this, but this is a duplicate of Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)
One and a half line spacing
... that is also different of Word spacing, but this is also a duplicate of Double or one-half spacing
All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Easy way:
usepackage[margin=2.5cm]geometry
edited Jun 11 at 22:41
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answered Jun 11 at 8:20
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These days I thinknewtxtext/newtxmathare the replacement formathptmx.
– Alan Munn
Jun 11 at 21:34
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With Times New Roman
With xelatex or lualatex you can use any .ttf or .otf font available in your system, and of course times. For pdflatex or any other compiler there are also an obsolete times package, that should be replaced by the mathptmx package, which supports Times Roman text.
12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
Hardly anyone will notice this, but this is a duplicate of Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)
One and a half line spacing
... that is also different of Word spacing, but this is also a duplicate of Double or one-half spacing
All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Easy way:
usepackage[margin=2.5cm]geometry
edited Jun 11 at 22:41
jarhill0
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answered Jun 11 at 8:20
FranFran
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These days I thinknewtxtext/newtxmathare the replacement formathptmx.
– Alan Munn
Jun 11 at 21:34
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|
With Times New Roman
With xelatex or lualatex you can use any .ttf or .otf font available in your system, and of course times. For pdflatex or any other compiler there are also an obsolete times package, that should be replaced by the mathptmx package, which supports Times Roman text.
12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
Hardly anyone will notice this, but this is a duplicate of Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)
One and a half line spacing
... that is also different of Word spacing, but this is also a duplicate of Double or one-half spacing
All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Easy way:
usepackage[margin=2.5cm]geometry
edited Jun 11 at 22:41
jarhill0
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answered Jun 11 at 8:20
FranFran
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These days I thinknewtxtext/newtxmathare the replacement formathptmx.
– Alan Munn
Jun 11 at 21:34
add a comment
|
With Times New Roman
With xelatex or lualatex you can use any .ttf or .otf font available in your system, and of course times. For pdflatex or any other compiler there are also an obsolete times package, that should be replaced by the mathptmx package, which supports Times Roman text.
12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
Hardly anyone will notice this, but this is a duplicate of Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)
One and a half line spacing
... that is also different of Word spacing, but this is also a duplicate of Double or one-half spacing
All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Easy way:
usepackage[margin=2.5cm]geometry
edited Jun 11 at 22:41
jarhill0
1133 bronze badges
answered Jun 11 at 8:20
FranFran
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With Times New Roman
With xelatex or lualatex you can use any .ttf or .otf font available in your system, and of course times. For pdflatex or any other compiler there are also an obsolete times package, that should be replaced by the mathptmx package, which supports Times Roman text.
12 pt (which I have read 12pt in Word is different from 12pt in LaTex)
Hardly anyone will notice this, but this is a duplicate of Setting a document in MS Word-12pt (12bp)
One and a half line spacing
... that is also different of Word spacing, but this is also a duplicate of Double or one-half spacing
All the four margins (left, right, up and down) need to be of 2.5 cm
Easy way:
usepackage[margin=2.5cm]geometry
edited Jun 11 at 22:41
jarhill0
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answered Jun 11 at 8:20
FranFran
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