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Hi Owen


Owen Genat wrote
Pedro, something like this should give an idea:

$ unzip -p filename.odp styles.xml | xmllint --format - | grep "font-face
style:name" | sort -u

That will just give style-based font use. For direct formatting, replace
"styles.xml" with content.xml.

That looks a lot like a Unix/Linux line command ;) so I will give it a go
when I'm on my Linux box. Nevertheless it looks much more efficient than
having to rename the odp to zip, extracting the xml files and searching for
fonts! Thanks!

The problem with styles.xml is that it is listing ALL the fonts in the
default styles regardless of the fact that you are probably using  a small
fraction of them. Many (most?) users only use the Default style and all else
is direct formatting...

What I'm trying to figure out is which fonts are _effectively_ used...

Regards,
Pedro



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