At 09:52 03/07/2013 +1200, Steve Edmonds wrote:
On 2013-07-03 09:31, Brian Barker wrote:
At 13:13 02/07/2013 -0700, John R. Sowden wrote:
I am having a problem setting the default font in calc. This is
usually not an issue, as I often start a new sheet from an
existing sheet. But if I start from the first menu, I get a font
called 'arial' (sounds like a mermaid or m$). Since I am using an
oss program, i would prefer to use an oss font, e.g.
freesans. per help, I an supposed to open a Write sheet and set
the font in the 'tools' section. This works for write, not for calc.
The answers that you have been given - to create a new default
template in the required font - are good, of course. But you may
like to check what happens if you start a new document using this
template and then create new sheets within the document. I fear
you may find that the font defaults back to Arial.
Yes I remember. The change to the font only sticks to the first
sheet with my explanation.
You need to follow Regina's procedure and it works ok.
Indeed. Sorry.
Brian Barker
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