% LaTeX Article with Lucida fonts Template
% For use with the package lucimatx v1.0, 2005-10-05
\documentclass{article}

% Use Lucida fonts with LaTeX
%
%    Note that Lucida(R) fonts are non-free and a license must be purchased
%    from an authorized reseller.  Lucida is a trademark of Bigelow &
%    Holmes Inc. registered in the U. S. Patent & Trademark Office and
%    other jurisdictions.
%
%    See <pctex>\texmf\doc\fonts\latex\lucimatx\lucimatx.pdf for
%      complete LaTeX usage instructions.
%    If you previously used the package lucidabr v4.2, see the section
%      regarding migrating to lucimatx.
%
%    For sales and other information visit www.pctex.com

% AMS-LaTeX can be loaded additionally, either before or after lucimatx:
\usepackage{amsmath}		

% If Lucida math fonts only are used, declare the default text font now.  
% Be sure to use the option onlymath=true (see below under options)
%  \usepackage{charter}  %% default text font, but use Lucida New Math

% The following loads lucimatx and defines some common options
% \usepackage[lucidasmallscale, nofontinfo]{lucimatx}

% The package replaces Computer Modern Roman with Lucida Bright,
%    Sans(-serif) with Lucida Sans, Typewriter with Lucida Sans Typewriter,
%    and CM Math with Lucida New Math.

% This is all you need if you intend to use Lucida for text only, or if
%    you want to use the default mathematics options. You may skip the
%    following regarding the use of Lucida math and other options.

% Using lucimatx math options and other options:
%    Default options are marked below with (*), and [n] indicates the
%    section in the document lucimatx.pdf where the option is defined.

% Remove the initial '%' from the lines where you want to choose the
%    option.  For example, lucidasmallscale=true and nofontinfo=true are
%    chosen below.

\usepackage[
%%%% *** Choose the roman family font [4.1].
% ,romanfamily=bright		% bright* - Lucida Bright
% ,romanfamily=bright-osf	% Lucida Bright with oldstyle figures
% ,romanfamily=fax		% Lucida Fax
% ,romanfamily=casual		% Lucida Casual
%%%% *** Choose the italic family font [4.1].
% ,italics=default		% default* - use italics from the 
%				%   current font family
% ,italics=handwriting		% Lucida Handwriting
% ,italics=calligraphic		% Lucida Calligraphic
%%%% *** Note: use only one of the following scaling options [3].
% ,lucidascale=true		% true, false* - apply non-linear scaling
 ,lucidasmallscale=true		% true, false* - smaller non-linear scaling
%				%   (this is the most common option)
% ,scale=0.9			% <numeric factor> [3] - apply linear scaling
%%%% *** Choose the typewriter font [4.1]
% ,seriftt=false		% false* - Lucida Sans Typewriter
% ,seriftt=true			% Lucida Typewriter
%%%% *** Use Lucida New Math with another default text font [5]
% ,onlymath=true		% true, false* - use Lucida New Math, 
%				%   but do not use Lucida text fonts
%%%% *** Choose math italics [6]
% ,stdmathitalics=false		% false* - use Lucida New Math Alternate Italic
% ,stdmathitalics=true		% true - use Lucida New Math Italic
%%%% *** Configure the use of upright or italic letters in math [6.2]
% ,math-style=tex		% tex* - use TeX method
% ,math-style=iso		% use ISO standard
% ,math-style=french		% use the French standard
%%%% *** Choose the digits to be used in math [6.5]
% ,stdmathdigits=false		% false* - use the numerals of the 
%				%   roman text font
% ,stdmathdigits=true           % use the lining numerals of Lucida Bright
%%%% *** Choose the level of diagnostics to show [7]
 ,nofontinfo=true		% suppress font warnings in the log file
% ,nofontinfo=false		% false* - show font warnings in the log file
]{lucimatx}

%% To embolden a complete formula [6.3]:
% {\boldmath  $\int_0^n ...$ }  % makes math bold, but do not use 
%				%   $\boldmath{n}$ - see \bm below

%% To make single characters bold, use the bm package.  
%   Load this after lucimatx [6.3]:
% \usepackage{bm}
% ... 
% $\bm{n}$

%% Use the following to adjust the baseline distance [3]:
\linespread{1.04}	%  this value suits  scale=0.9  or lucidasmallscale
% 

%% When the sans-serif font family is active, \bfseries switches to 
%%   Lucida Sans Demibold.  To use Lucida Sans Bold instead, use [4.3]:
% \fontseries{ub}\sffamily

%% To use the blackletter font for text use the following declaration. [4.3]
% (Beware, this font is not really appropriate to mimic historical typesetting!)
% \fontfamily{hlcf}\selectfont


% Set the beginning of a LaTeX document
\begin{document}

\title{}         % Enter your title between curly braces
\author{}        % Enter your name between curly braces
\date{}          % Enter your date or \today between curly braces
\maketitle

\section{}       % Enter section title between curly braces

\subsection{}    % Enter subsection title between curly braces

% Set the ending of a LaTeX document
\end{document}
