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Thanks Dave and Jomali.

On 09/06/17 11:33, jomali wrote:
I just tried Dave's method, and it worked flawlessly (LO 5.2.6.2 on Mac OSX).

On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 4:47 PM, Steve Edmonds <steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com <mailto:steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com>> wrote:



    On 09/06/17 00:01, Dave wrote:

        On 08.06.2017 12:41, Steve Edmonds wrote:

            Hi.
            Trying to imitate a layout from MS word (words around a
            circle) in
            writer.

            I can enter the words, get the shape, colour, etc. but in
            writer can't
            change the font.
            If I do the same in draw the properties side bar has
            Character where I
            can change the font.
            In writer the sidebar does not have Character.
            LO 5.1.4.2
            Am I missing something, help appreciated.
            Steve

        Hi Steve,

        Double click on the Fontworks object to access the underlying
        text.
        Select/highlight (eg. Shift + Home keys) the displayed text
        and choose
        the required font from the style drop-down or that sidebar thing.
        Click  outside of the Fontworks object to finish.
        Note: Fontworks is converting normal fonts into vector shapes,
        so some
        results may not always be pleasing.

        Hope this helps.

        Dave

    Thanks Dave, but that didn't work. The highlighted text changes
    (and stays changed) but the changes don't go show in the fontwork
    text. LO 5.1 and 5.2, OSX, Win and Linux.

I have it worked out now, Dave your examples helped.
What I was doing was double clicking, "highlighting the text" and changing font in the top left font drop down. The highlighted text changed but not the fontwork. When I double clicked Daves example I found the properties panel on the right showed a Character setting that facilitated changing font, this worked. This character setting is displayed in draw without double clicking (just by clicking on the fontworks).

Investigating further I found when you double click on the fontwork, the text to edit has a space at the end. You must select this space and the text characters for the font setting from the top left font list to take effect.

Thanks again for your help,
Steve


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