Hi Edward,
thanks for you proposal.
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 01:36:45PM -0400, Edward H. Trager wrote:
To see the full proposal, please see:
http://eyegene.ophthy.med.umich.edu/unicode/fontdialog/
The rest of this email provides a synopsis of the proposal.
Speaking as a user here, I'm
Hi,
Roman Joost [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I really like the fact, that the fonts are categorized. That is
something which I really miss in the font selection dialogs currently.
If a user has installed a motherload of fonts, he mostly has to scroll
and scroll and scroll to pick a font. Using
Hi,
Akkana Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sometimes I really miss having a font selector dialog which I could
resize to show a long list, so that I could scan through more quickly
without needing to scroll so many times.
Why don't you just open the Fonts dialog then?
Sven
Hi,
Edward H. Trager [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... regarding a proposal for an improved font selection drop-down
widget that would be ideal for use in professional-quality Open Source
word processing, desktop publishing, and graphic design programs
such as OpenOffice.org, Gimp, Inkscape,
On 9/27/05, Edward H. Trager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... regarding a proposal for an improved font selection drop-down
widget that would be ideal for use in professional-quality Open Source
word processing, desktop publishing, and graphic design programs
Nice proposal. A lot of apps could benefit from a good shared font
selector -- it's not just an issue of one app, as you point out.
I love the idea of font groupings. I don't mind editing an XML file,
but I'm sure it wouldn't take much to whip up an app to help people
customize their downloaded
Hi,
Edward H. Trager wrote:
I welcome the community's suggestions and criticisms --
One easily overlooked feature which I consider to be most important is
keyboard support.
In many Windows apps (and OpenOffice), I can type the first few
characters into the font selector combo and that's
