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How can I make it so that all the letters on a word are all capitalized yet the first letter is bigger than the rest?

TeX - LaTeX Asked by Random User on November 16, 2020

How can I make it so that all the letters on a word are capitalized yet the first letter is bigger than the rest?

An example would be the first and second word on the following image:

Example of what's being described

Thanks in advance.

One Answer

The style is called "small caps" and is considered a font shape by LaTeX. Thus, scshape will turn it on, or a delimited form, textsc{...} is available. Naturally, you must make sure your font supports this shape.

documentclass{article}
begin{document}
textsc{Definici'on (Isomorfismo)} Sea $T:Urightarrow V$
end{document}

enter image description here

p.s. Other font shapes include italic (itshape) and upright (upshape).

Correct answer by Steven B. Segletes on November 16, 2020

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