Under MiKTeX, you'll have to:
- Create a local TeXMF directory, say
LocalTeXMF. This is where you should put local additions which are not part of the distribution.
- Register it as ‘Root’ with
MiKTeX Settings, both as administrator and as user:
- Download from the CTAN fonts directory the contents of the
./URW.Garamond subdirectory. You don't need the readme_garamond nor the ugmfnst.zip files.
- Install the 4
.afm files in LocalTeXMF\fonts\afm\urw\garamond. Likewise install the 4 pfb files in LocalTeXMF\fonts\type1\urw\garamond. The pfm files are not necessary: they're binary versions of the .afm files used by Windows. Should you install them, they would be naturally be in LocalTeXMF\fonts\pfm\urw\garamond.
- Unzip
ugm.zip at the root of LocalTeXMF. You don't need the dvips directory (the relevant file is already contained in mathdesign).
- Update the FNDB.
- Run from the command line
updmap --admin --verbose, to update the database of Postscript fonts.
That's all (!!!).
However, I would recommend to install, from MiKTeX Package Manager (as administrator) the garamondx package, which is an extension of URW Garamond No8 containing real smallcaps (in regular, italic, bold and bold italic variants), old-style numbers and full system of f-ligatures. To use them within mathdesign, you have to write in your preamble:
\usepackage[garamond]{mathdesign}
\usepackage{garamondx}
In this case, all you have to do is to run updmap as before, after installation.
