Using comprehensive font bundles

We start with the most extensive font bundles. To test fonts, we may use a pangram. This word has a Greek origin: pan gramma means every letter. It stands for a sentence that uses every letter of the alphabet. Thus, a pangram is very convenient for displaying fonts.

We will print out a very famous pangram phrase using the Latin Modern font family. Latin Modern is very similar to the default LaTeX font called Computer Modern. However, Latin Modern contains a lot of additional characters, most of them being accented characters. Because of this advantage and its very high quality, we can consider it as the successor to the standard font. Let's see how it looks in various font families and shapes, and with a math formula:

1. Start a new document:

   \documentclass{article}

2. Create a macro for the pangram with additional numerals. It will have one argument, which will be our font family or shape selection command. We will add a paragraph break...