I am doing a brief for court. The rules provide: "A proportionally spaced typeface (e.g., Century Schoolbook, CG Times, Times New Roman, and New Century) must be 14-point or larger." I use new century Schoolbook.
As the base text is 12 point, the only way I see to do this is to highlight the text and mark it in lyx text-style as "large," which throws off symmetry of the document (e.g. subsections are also "large.") This is a real pain. Any suggestions as to how I can otherwise get text in the document to 14 point? One thing: I am relying on https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/40104/difference-between-latex-and-word-in-setting-font-size#40108[1] and common sense for my conclusion that when I check base size 12 in document settings 12 point text is produced. However, on the printed page base size text actually looks to be closer to 14 point. Perhaps if I actually measure the type when printed base size 12 will really be closer to 14 point? I am using lyx version 2.3.2 on Debian stretch. Thanks for any suggestions? John White -------- [1] https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/40104/difference-between-latex-and-word-in-setting-font-size#40108
