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From: Prabhu_Pushpanathan <Pra...@ma...> - 2009-11-09 10:35:49
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Thanks for the prompt reply.
> I can't run your example because you are using fonts I don't have installed on my system. Are you using the Bitstream Cyberbit fonts?
Yes. I am using Cyberbit fonts.
My tex file consists of many language fonts. In my tex file I am using a command "SectionHeaderFont" to define the header font.
\newcommand{\SectionHeaderFont}{%
\fontsize{12}{12}\usefont{T1}{phv}{b}{n}}
Here as I use T1 enc, I am getting error for Vietnamese fonts (because Vietnamese support only T5 enc). I think replacing the T1 to T5 enc can solve the Vietnamese font problem but may produce weird results for other countries.
So I have removed "\usefont{T1}{phv}{b}{n}" and replaced with individual parameter (excluding the fontencoding) that is "\fontfamily{phv}\fontseries{b}\fontshape{n} \selectfont". This solves my enc problem.
Is the above solution looks good? Or is there any other best solution to solve this?
And
Using "\usepackage{babel}" for Vietnam throws below error.
"! Package babel Error: You haven't specified a language option."
And by replacing it with "\usepackage[vietnam]{babel}" solves the problem.
Can you tell me, "\usepackage[vietnam]{babel} includes only Vietnam language? And What "\usepackage{babel}" will do ?
Thanks.
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