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On 7/9/06, Philip Webb <purslow@×××××××××.ca> wrote: |
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> I've been suffering from 2 font problems for the last few months. |
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> (1) Konqueror 3.5.3 (3.5.1 3.5.2) displays news sites with an ugly font |
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> despite my setting 'Standard font = New Century Schoolbook, min/med size 11'; |
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> there is no problem with Firefox: see |
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> http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~purslow/font-konq.png |
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> http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~purslow/font-firefox1.png |
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Heh, I actually think the konqueror rendering is easier to read with a |
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nice anti-aliased font, instead of that jaggy New Century Schoolbook |
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one, but to each his own I guess... |
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Anyway it looks to me like Konqueror is always honoring the |
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document-specified fonts instead of your chosen ones. So if a web |
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page specifies Verdana for everything (like Yahoo does), then that is |
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what konqueror displays. |
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You can override this quite brutally by using the "Accessibility" |
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style sheet under Stylesheets, and customizing it to force the "same |
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font family for all text". |
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> (2) Open Office 2.0.3 (2.0.2) insists on overlarge fonts for menus, |
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> despite my setting 'Tools -> Options -> OpenOffice -> Fonts: |
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> automatic, non-proportional, size 10'; it is cured only when I set |
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> 'Tools -> Options -> OpenOffice -> View: scaling = 80 % ' |
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> & '125 %' in the toolbar: see ( 1 = former , 2 = latter ) |
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If you build openoffice with USE=kde (and it looks like you do), |
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openoffice should be able to use the KDE theming engine for rendering |
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it's user interface, including fonts. But you should make sure that |
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you have "Use system font for user interface" selected in |
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"Tools->Options->OpenOffice.org->View" |
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-Richard |
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