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   Here are some basic but useful information about the eexamples and packages that we use during the webinar. If you require more deep information you can visit the links provided along the Readme file.
 
   ### Example 1: Hello LaTeX
-  
+  A basic example to test any LaTeX distribution is:
+
   ```TeX
   \documentclass{standalone}
   \begin{document}
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   ```
 
   ### Example 2: Fonts and Styles
+  #### Latex Font Formats
+  Font formats, like bold or italics, are useful for highlight important text section by taking the reader's  attention. Next are listed the most common used formats; if you need a detailed manual please look the [LaTeX2e font selection manual](https://www.latex-project.org/help/documentation/fntguide.pdf).
+  
+  | Code | Notes |
+  |------|------|
+  |`\textbf{}`| for bold text|
+  |`\textmd{}` |for medium|
+  |`\textit{}` |for italics|
+  |`\textsl{}` |for slanted|
+  |`\underline{}` |for underline|
+  |`\textsc{}` |for small capital letters|
+  |`\uppercase{}` |for large capital letters|
+  |`\textsuperscript{}`| for raised text|
+  |`\textsubscript{}`| for lowered text|
+  |`\texttt{}` |for terminal text|
+  |`\oldstylenums{}` |for old number font|
+
 
   ### Example 3: Geometry and Lengths