It comes from Computer Modern font family used as default for TeX: Computer Modern Font Family
The standard Computer Modern family includes the following fonts: cmr Roman (5--10pt) cmmi Math Italic (5--10pt) cmsy Math Symbols (5--10pt) cmex Math Extension (10pt) cmss Sans serif (10pt) cmssqi Sans serif quote italic (8pt) cmssi Sans serif Italic (10pt) cmbx Bold Extended (10pt) cmtt Typewriter (8--10pt) cmsltt Slanted typewriter (10pt) cmsl Slanted roman (8--10pt) cmti Text italic (7--10pt) cmu Unslanted text italic (10pt) cmmib Bold math italic (10pt) cmbsy Bold math symbols (10pt) cmcsc Caps and Small caps (10pt) cmssbx Sans serif bold extended (10pt) cmdunh Dunhill style (10pt) <> Martin > 26. 9. 2019 v 15:26, Andrew Atkinson <and...@wotcc.org.uk>: > > I've been adding text and in the thbook p26 under text > > "<rm>, <it>, <bf>, <ss>, <si> ▷ font switches" > > They all work apart from <ss> which as far as I can tell, does nothing? > > What is it mean to do? > > Therion 5.4.3 on Debian > > thanks > > Andrew > _______________________________________________ > Therion mailing list > Therion@speleo.sk > https://mailman.speleo.sk/listinfo/therion
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