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Long time ago I was using "AR PL ShanHeiSun Uni" and "AR PL ZenKai Uni" |
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for Chinese characters and defined in fontconfig. Most other people and |
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gentoo default does the samiliar, take a look at your default |
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fontconfig, there are some Chinese fonts in the list of 'Serif' font |
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face. This setting has effect in every gnome (or, gtk) application |
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except OOo. OOo wasn't using the right font for Chinese, I don't know |
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what font is OOo trying to use for Chinese text on the UI, could be |
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Kochi Mincho or something, but the result is many Chinese characters are |
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either missing or in wrong position or ugly. This only happens on the UI |
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elements like buttons, text inputs, text boxes... not on the document |
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itself. |
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So: |
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1) Is there a way to change the user interface font used by OOo? Thus I |
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can specify OOo to use the 'right font'. |
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2) Is there a way to know what font OOo is trying to use on interface |
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when displaying Chinese? Thus I can set fontconfig replacement for that |
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font. |
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any good idea? I believe most Chinese users of OOo (could be even some |
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Korean users) also have this problem. I was expecting this problem being |
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solved in OOo 2.0 because it promised a native widget and in the past I |
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though this was a bug for OOo running in non-KDE environment. Now OOo |
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2.0 is just like it's ealier versions. |
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