Hi :)
Many OOo Extensions just work in LO as is. A few might need 'porting' and
others just need to make it clear that they work on LO too. I think the whole
lot need to be moved to a safer server or mirrored or whatever. Allegedly the
extensions were on an independent website but just how independent seems to be
questionable. Perhaps ODFauthors might be a better (more independent) place
than TDF or perhaps mirrored on both if possible.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: Roland Hughes <roland@logikalsolutions.com>
To: users@libreoffice.org
Sent: Mon, 30 May, 2011 3:34:22
Subject: RE: [libreoffice-users] RE: [Libreoffice] Word doesn't see symbols -
Substituting Fonts
There used to be a plugin for OO which identified all missing fonts for
a document. Perhaps it was never ported to LO.
On Sun, 2011-05-29 at 16:43 -0700, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
The Tools | Fonts option is not related to any documents that happen to be
open. It is generic. So it is not going to know about "missing" fonts.
In my copy of 3.3.2, I found that I needed to check the box that says "Apply
replacement table."
Although there are pull-downs that then list all of the installed fonts, I
found that I could make up a font name for the Font entry and indicate that it
be replaced by Calibri (which I already have installed).
When I clicked the check box for the "dialed-in" replacement, I was then able
to check Always and then select OK.
The table now has the one row in it and it persists when I close LibreOffice
and open it again.
Does this not work on your system?
- Dennis
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Edmonds [mailto:steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com]
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2011 13:37
To: users@libreoffice.org
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] RE: [Libreoffice] Word doesn't see symbols -
More Analysis
On 29/05/11 2:23 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
2. INTERCHANGING DOCUMENTS WITH FONT DEPENDENCIES
When fonts use essentially the same code points for the same characters, but
with differences in font-face design, there are techniques to substitute a close
kindred font when the specific font is not available to the consumer of a
document. This might create problems with metrics, but there are many fonts
that substitute well enough. Systems may provide automatic substitutions for
fonts that are not installed. Products also have ways to let users direct the
substitutions.
Example: In LibreOffice, the Tools | Options | LibreOffice | Fonts dialog
provides for substitutions. The Help topic indicates the range of capabilties.
The LO fonts dialogue referenced above does not show missing fonts and allow
substitution (not in 3.3.2). If I open a document with Calibri (not on my
system) and go to Tools | Options | LibreOffice | Fonts I cannot see the missing
font Calibri or select it in the list of fonts to substitute.
Is this a bug or intended functionality?
steve
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