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When I recompile my CV that I last changed in August 2017 I suddenly get a different font.
Old font: 
New font: 
How do I get the old font back?
Here's the preamble of my CV:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
EDIT 1:
- Log file for a build that used the font I want
- Log file for a build that uses the new, undesired font
EDIT 2:
Here's a compilable example extracted from my cv:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
firstnameSimon
familynameJakobi
begindocument
beginminipage[t][0pt]linewidth
makecvtitle
sectionStudium
endminipage
enddocument
fonts moderncv
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When I recompile my CV that I last changed in August 2017 I suddenly get a different font.
Old font:
New font:
How do I get the old font back?
Here's the preamble of my CV:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
EDIT 1:
- Log file for a build that used the font I want
- Log file for a build that uses the new, undesired font
EDIT 2:
Here's a compilable example extracted from my cv:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
firstnameSimon
familynameJakobi
begindocument
beginminipage[t][0pt]linewidth
makecvtitle
sectionStudium
endminipage
enddocument
fonts moderncv
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
1
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
1
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
1
The old CV loadedtgpagella(TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
3
@sjakobi The banking style automatically usestgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install thetex-gyrepackage using your package manager.
– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
2
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally thinkIfFileExsitsfor package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34
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When I recompile my CV that I last changed in August 2017 I suddenly get a different font.
Old font:
New font:
How do I get the old font back?
Here's the preamble of my CV:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
EDIT 1:
- Log file for a build that used the font I want
- Log file for a build that uses the new, undesired font
EDIT 2:
Here's a compilable example extracted from my cv:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
firstnameSimon
familynameJakobi
begindocument
beginminipage[t][0pt]linewidth
makecvtitle
sectionStudium
endminipage
enddocument
fonts moderncv
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
When I recompile my CV that I last changed in August 2017 I suddenly get a different font.
Old font:
New font:
How do I get the old font back?
Here's the preamble of my CV:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
EDIT 1:
- Log file for a build that used the font I want
- Log file for a build that uses the new, undesired font
EDIT 2:
Here's a compilable example extracted from my cv:
documentclass[10pt,a4paper,roman]moderncv
moderncvstylebanking
moderncvcolorblue
nopagenumbers
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[scale=0.75]geometry
firstnameSimon
familynameJakobi
begindocument
beginminipage[t][0pt]linewidth
makecvtitle
sectionStudium
endminipage
enddocument
fonts moderncv
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
edited Aug 17 at 13:24
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
asked Aug 17 at 12:59
sjakobi
1888
1888
1
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
1
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
1
The old CV loadedtgpagella(TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
3
@sjakobi The banking style automatically usestgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install thetex-gyrepackage using your package manager.
– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
2
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally thinkIfFileExsitsfor package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34
 |Â
show 5 more comments
1
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
1
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
1
The old CV loadedtgpagella(TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
3
@sjakobi The banking style automatically usestgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install thetex-gyrepackage using your package manager.
– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
2
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally thinkIfFileExsitsfor package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34
1
1
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
1
1
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
1
1
The old CV loaded
tgpagella (TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
The old CV loaded
tgpagella (TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
3
3
@sjakobi The banking style automatically uses
tgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install the tex-gyre package using your package manager.– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
@sjakobi The banking style automatically uses
tgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install the tex-gyre package using your package manager.– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
2
2
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally think
IfFileExsits for package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally think
IfFileExsits for package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34
 |Â
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The "old font" is the standard font of the banking style in moderncv, TeX Gyre Pagella.
You do not have to write anything in your tex file to activate it, but it has to be installed.
Sadly moderncv uses a trick to avoid issuing an error message if the font is not found, so the only indication that the font is missing is the automatic fallback to the "new font" (This is the TeX standard font Computer Modern).
To install "TeX Gyre Pagella" depends on your system. According to your log file you use Debian or Ubuntu, so you have to install the package named tex-gyre.
Open a shell window and run
sudo apt-get install tex-gyre
then follow the instructions from apt-get.
Afterwards compiling your document gives the right font again.
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
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1 Answer
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active
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oldest
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up vote
7
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The "old font" is the standard font of the banking style in moderncv, TeX Gyre Pagella.
You do not have to write anything in your tex file to activate it, but it has to be installed.
Sadly moderncv uses a trick to avoid issuing an error message if the font is not found, so the only indication that the font is missing is the automatic fallback to the "new font" (This is the TeX standard font Computer Modern).
To install "TeX Gyre Pagella" depends on your system. According to your log file you use Debian or Ubuntu, so you have to install the package named tex-gyre.
Open a shell window and run
sudo apt-get install tex-gyre
then follow the instructions from apt-get.
Afterwards compiling your document gives the right font again.
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
The "old font" is the standard font of the banking style in moderncv, TeX Gyre Pagella.
You do not have to write anything in your tex file to activate it, but it has to be installed.
Sadly moderncv uses a trick to avoid issuing an error message if the font is not found, so the only indication that the font is missing is the automatic fallback to the "new font" (This is the TeX standard font Computer Modern).
To install "TeX Gyre Pagella" depends on your system. According to your log file you use Debian or Ubuntu, so you have to install the package named tex-gyre.
Open a shell window and run
sudo apt-get install tex-gyre
then follow the instructions from apt-get.
Afterwards compiling your document gives the right font again.
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
The "old font" is the standard font of the banking style in moderncv, TeX Gyre Pagella.
You do not have to write anything in your tex file to activate it, but it has to be installed.
Sadly moderncv uses a trick to avoid issuing an error message if the font is not found, so the only indication that the font is missing is the automatic fallback to the "new font" (This is the TeX standard font Computer Modern).
To install "TeX Gyre Pagella" depends on your system. According to your log file you use Debian or Ubuntu, so you have to install the package named tex-gyre.
Open a shell window and run
sudo apt-get install tex-gyre
then follow the instructions from apt-get.
Afterwards compiling your document gives the right font again.
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
The "old font" is the standard font of the banking style in moderncv, TeX Gyre Pagella.
You do not have to write anything in your tex file to activate it, but it has to be installed.
Sadly moderncv uses a trick to avoid issuing an error message if the font is not found, so the only indication that the font is missing is the automatic fallback to the "new font" (This is the TeX standard font Computer Modern).
To install "TeX Gyre Pagella" depends on your system. According to your log file you use Debian or Ubuntu, so you have to install the package named tex-gyre.
Open a shell window and run
sudo apt-get install tex-gyre
then follow the instructions from apt-get.
Afterwards compiling your document gives the right font again.
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
10.4k11032
answered Aug 17 at 13:49
Marcel Krüger
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1
How do you compile? Maybe you have compiled with pdfLaTeX the last time and now used a different engine? But without a minimal compilable example, it is hard to help you here. (Btw: Do you have the log file of both runs?)
– TeXnician
Aug 17 at 13:02
1
Surely you can just take your CV, remove all personal information and add a few bogus definitions to show the fonts.
– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:18
1
The old CV loaded
tgpagella(TeX Gyre Pagella), the new one doesn't.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:23
3
@sjakobi The banking style automatically uses
tgpagella, iff it is installed. You had the font installed in your old TeX installation but not in the current one. Just install thetex-gyrepackage using your package manager.– Marcel Krüger
Aug 17 at 13:26
2
@MarcelKrüger I would like to ask you to write up a short answer instead of closing. The behaviour of the class is unusual enough that this could confuse more people. I personally think
IfFileExsitsfor package loading is not a great idea and will file a feature request to drop it.– moewe
Aug 17 at 13:34