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Installing the Share fontΒΆ
In order to customize the output of documentation rendered as PDF with LaTeX to match the TYPO3 branding, we first
need to install the Share corporate font family and convert it to be compatible with LaTeX. Instructions can be
found in the repository of the TYPO3-related commands for Sphinx, within directory latex.typo3.
Go to directory latex.typo3 and convert the Share font (the password that is being asked is related to
sudo; as such it is your own password):
$ cd /path/to/uploads/tx_sphinx/latex.typo3/
$ cd font/
$ ./convert-share.sh
Tip
The complete Share font family can be downloaded off http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/typo3/TYPO3_Share_Complete.zip?download.
Note
MS Windows Users: Please use Unicode Truetype font installer for LaTeX. As there is currently no automatic script available for you, when using MikTeX, please follow the instructions on the linked page or from http://www.radamir.com/tex/ttf-tex.htm.
Tip: You may want to use script convert-share.sh from a Linux machine and set INSTALL=0 near the
beginning of the script. Instead of installing the converted fonts on your system, it will only convert them and
prepare mapping files within directory latex.typo3/fonts/texmf/.
Once converted, the font is available as typo3share within LaTeX documents. To test that it has been properly
installed, you may create a sample LaTeX document, (test-font.tex):
\documentclass{article}
\RequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\RequirePackage[T1]{fontenc}
%% TYPO3 font
\newcommand\sharefont{\fontfamily{typo3share}\selectfont}
\begin{document}
We chose to distribute licenses as they support the vision and
mission of the TYPO3 project:
"{\sharefont Inspiring People to \textbf{\emph{Share}}}" and
"Jointly Innovate Excellent Free Software Enabling People to
Communicate"
\end{document}
and compile it:
$ pdflatex test-font
When you open generated file test-font.pdf, you should see the Share font used locally:
