How to use Minion Pro Fonts with XeLaTeX

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Overleaf

Last Updated:

il y a 9 ans

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Creative Commons CC BY 4.0

Résumé:

This examples shows how to get started with Adobe's Minion Pro fonts on Overleaf. The approach is simply to upload the Minion Pro OTF file(s) you need to Overleaf via the project menu, and then include them in your document using the fontspec package for XeLaTeX.

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Fonts

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\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage{fontspec}
%
% TODO: Because Minion Pro is a proprietary font, we can't include it
% in this template. You have to obtain a copy from Adobe:
% https://typekit.com/fonts/minion-pro
% and then upload it to Overleaf via the Project menu.
%
% Then you can un-comment this line to enable Minion Pro:
%
%\setmainfont{MinionPro-Regular.otf}

\title{How to use Minion Pro Fonts with XeLaTeX \\
NB: See TODO in Source Code to Enable Minion Pro Fonts}
\author{Overleaf}

\begin{document}
\maketitle

\section{Introduction}
This is the standard Minion Pro Font.

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\end{document}

How to use Minion Pro Fonts with XeLaTeX

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