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I'm using a lot of links with http:// in my document, but the two slashes are too much separated, I'd like them to be more near each other. How do I do this, in a neat way?

I'm using a sans-serif font: \renewcommand{\familydefault}{\sfdefault}

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I would use the url-command from the url package: \url{http://tex.stackexchange.com} – Christian R. Feb 16 at 13:45
That makes a monospace font, I really want the sans-serif font. – Camil Staps Feb 16 at 13:48
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@CamilStaps Use \urlstyle{sf}. Also have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/questions/98466/… – lockstep Feb 16 at 14:42
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@lockstep There’s also \urlstyle{same} which picks \familydefault and is a tiny bit more comfortable. – Qrrbrbirlbel Feb 16 at 16:27

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This should do what you want. Of course, you can choose the command name (\twobar) and the amount of kerning (–0.2em):

\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\twobar}{/\kern-0.2em/}
\begin{document}
{\sffamily

http://www.jb.com.br

http:\twobar{}www.jb.com.br

}
\end{document}
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Or \def\http://{http:/\kern-.2em/} and \http://www.x.y :) – egreg Feb 16 at 13:50
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Welcome to TeX.sx! – Peter Jansson Feb 16 at 14:03
@egreg : Thank you. I'm not very sure about how \def works, yet, so I was more comfortable to stay with \newcommand – Bianca Lobo Feb 16 at 14:08
@PeterJansson Thank you, very kind. – Bianca Lobo Feb 16 at 14:09
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@Tobi You sure that was a typo? I always thought ex was a height – Brent.Longborough Feb 16 at 15:32
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