> Le 05/06/2015 18:35, Victor Porton a écrit : > I have just noticed that the text font for my amsbook PDF file (created > with PDFLaTeX) is raster rather than vector font :-(
> Why? With 8-bit LaTeX (pdflatex), LyX sets the T1 font encoding (fine) without setting a sensible default for a T1 encoded font (bad). LaTeX then falls back to the bitmapped "EC" fonts or (if installed) CM-Super. The recommended CM-lookalikes are the LM fonts. You can select them (or any other suggested font under Document settings. Additionall, you can do this with a new file and select "File> Save as template". Then, subsequent new files will have this pre-selected. (Alternatively, you can set the font encoding to TeXs default OT1 (seven-bit fonts without accented characters) only sensible with English text) or select the "use non-TeX fonts" box. Then, Latin-Modern is the default. > BTW, the math font is vector. Yes, as LyX does notchange the maths font encodings. Günter
