---Reply to mail from Piotr Biernat about national characters >> How can I get national characters (Polish in my case) in AbiWord? >> The GUI is perfectly nationalized but when I try to write national >> characters, it seems to me that I get ISO-8859-1 characters instead of >> ISO-8859-2 coded ones. > > AbiWord uses its own fonts for displaying text (afm, pfm - I sense LaTeX > fonts here!!!) and X-window fonts for Gtk GUI (that's why you see GUI > nationalized). Try to copy your fonts into your subdir in fontdir of > AbiWord (i don't remember exact path right now;) and make that subdir name > like pl_PL. Then, if you change LANG to pl_PL AbiWord will use your fonts > as default (IIRC). > > ONE correction: in AbiSuite fontdir make a dir (or symlink) names not > "pl_PL" but "ISO-8859-2" (or any other ISO-, if you use different > fontsets). Sorry for that mess folks, I was writing from memory, not > looking at my home computer paths :) > > Greetings > Piotr Biernat >
As I mentioned later, I tried both or more combinations with folder names and LANG env. but AW is still blind on ISO-8859-2 fonts. There must be other configuration tips, I do not want to believe the AW does not like central-european fonts encoding :-)) But what are thoes Tips? Bronek > /* > * Life == that thing between downloads. > * > */ > > ----------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word > unsubscribe in the message body. ---End reply -- Bronislaw B. Baraniecki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----- Lubi� szepta� ci s�owa, kt�re nic nie znacz� -- Pr�cz tego, �e si� garn� do twego u�miechu, Pewne, �e si� twym ustom do cna wyt�umacz� -- I nie wstydz� si� swego m�tu i po�piechu. (Le�mian) --------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word unsubscribe in the message body.
