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Alan McKinnon <alan <at> linuxholdings.co.za> writes: |
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> As long as you are licensed to use |
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> the fonts, simpy have the .ttf be placed in the correct location per |
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> the wiki pages you mention below. That's all you need to do. |
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Good to know.... |
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So if one has a windows/Office license for a laptop that is dual boot, |
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I can put the fonts in whatever dir/partition I want? |
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SWEET...... |
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> Sadly, it is a manual process to continually ensure you have all the |
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> fonts you need. |
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That was my worst fear. Hunting down each font package.... |
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I was looking for the magic wand for fonts, or even willing |
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to borrow one from a wizard..... |
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That said,I'll make some notes, once I straighten it out on |
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one system, the rest will be duplicated. |
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As for the ttf and puting them in the right dir..... |
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THANKS for the tip! |
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James |
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