Hi
Thanks to Friedrich Strba, the Liberation fonts are now back in Windows...
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=06e64daff148d5a94913bfe88b0c454fb2bfb0d6
I opened a bug to store the modified files
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42328
Regards
Em 26-10-2011 17:36, Regina Henschel escreveu:
Hi Andras,
Andras Timar schrieb:
Hi Olivier,
2011/10/26 Olivier Hallot<olivier.hallot@documentfoundation.org>:
Hi Andras
I converted all the templates according to the following:
Albany, Arial -> Liberation Sans
Thorndale, Times New Roman -> Liberation Serif
However, for some reason I can't imagine, I don't see Liberation
Sans nor
Liberation Serif in my windows installation (3.4.3). I only see
Liberation
Sans Narrow.
Is this a bug in the Windows package?
I think it is intentional. On Windows people have Times New Roman and
Arial by default, so they don't need their metrically equivalent
Liberation Serif and Liberation Sans.
Does Windows7 still comes with Times New Roman?
It is a good question, whether
LibreOffice or MS Office on Windows fall back to Times New Roman when
the template uses Liberation Serif (and ro Arial for LibreOffice
Serif). They should...
It depends on what fonts are installed. If Thorndale (coming from
StarOffice) is installed, it falls back to that.
It is very difficult to identify fonts, which are designed to look
equal. But you can look at the question mark or at the Greek zeta to
distinguish them.
Kind regards
Regina
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