For Garamondx
, it is rather easy, as there exists a ready-to-install .zip file. Here are the details:
- Go to this page on CTAN and download
garamondx.tds.zip
.
- If you have a Local TeXMF directory, unzip the contents of this file in this directory.
- If you don't, create one, say
C:\LocalTeXMF
, and validate it as TeX root directory via MiKTeX Settings (Admin)
, Roots
tab, like this (it's my personal configuration, which uses another partition):
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- Refresh the
FNDB
with MiKTeX Settings (Admin)
, General
tab.
- You need a
updmap.cfg
file, which is a plain text file, in which you write these lines:
#Garamondx
Map zgm.map
This file is used to add the Garamondx font files to the database of type1 fonts.
If it does not exist, create it and place it in LocalTeXMF\miktex\config
.
- Last step: to update the databases (
psfonts.map
and its siblings), run from the command line, as administrator: updmap --verbose
(the ‘verbose’ switch is used to display what happens).
That's all: from now on, the font can be used in TeX documents.
Urw-Garamond
For urw-garamond
, it is a little more complex, because there is no ready-to-install .zip file. You can downloadgaramond.zip
from this page,unzip it in some directory , and copy the different files in the relevant subdirectories in LocalTeXMF
, according to the T.D.S. (‘TeX Directory Structure’) and refresh the FNDB.
Finally, add to updmap.cfg
the lines
#urw-garamond
Map ugm.map
and run updmap
from the command line.
garamondx
in a local TeXMF tree?