Miki Dovrat wrote: > A question for the Hebrew users of lyx/latex. > > How do I change the font of the entire document? > > The lyx editor allows only to mark some text as belonging to a different > font family (sans serif, typewriter), but I don't know which Hebrew fonts > these are (although they are different). > > The Culmus projects has some nice fonts, and I understand these are > installed either as ivritex on Linux or separately for MikTex on windows. > > I would like to use them, but I don't see any documentation about that, > either in lyx or for latex, or even on the culmus or ivritex sites. > > If someone knows the obvious answer I haven't found, please let me know.
I don't know hebrew at all, but I installed the ivritex packages on my debian box, and all I need to do in order to use the culmus fonts is to set the text language to hebrew. I know that because babel serahces for some other nonexisting fonts without these packages installed, and latex compilation fails. I guess that these fonts are automatically used if you simply set the document language to hebrew. Georg
