Let us consider the following scenario.  This is the partial code in the main.tex file and which includes code from other tex files like certificate.tex, abstract.tex etc.,   .................... \include{certificate} \include{abstract} \include{introduction} ...................   Now I want to incorporate separate font size and font style to each one of the above. For example let us say I want certificate to be of font size 12pt with font family Arial, abstract to be of font size 11pt with font family Courier. And finally the abstract should follow font size and font family, which I declare globally for whole document.  Is it possible to change for particular chapters without changing remaining document.   I am expecting some code like this  .................... \font{12pt}{Arial}{\include{certificate}} \font{11pt}{Courier}{\include{abstract}} \include{introduction} ...................
The standard font packages make global changes to the fonts in my document. What if I want to use a particular font for just a portion of my text?   How do I find the right name of the font? How do I select the font? How do I restrict the scope of the font change?     There are separate answers for different flavors of TeX (quick links):
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