TJ Frazier wrote:
+1
/tj/
On 12/30/2009 20:24, Andy Brown wrote:
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Long ago we chose Bitstream Vera Sans/Serif/Sans Mono for our standard
font set, because two reasons: (a) those fonts shipped with OOo and
therefore should be available to everyone at OOoAuthors, regardless of
operating system, and (b) those fonts are readable both onscreen and in
print, an important consideration for users of our documents.
However, Bitstream Vera fonts are no longer included with OOo. Now the
closest equivalent (which is identical in appearance) is Deja Vu
Sans/Serif/Sans Mono.
I think we should change our template to use Deja Vu. This is a good
time to make that change, since we're updating all the files for V3.2
anyway. I will be applying the latest template to each chapter as I
publish it.
Any comments? Reasons I haven't thought of for why we should not make
such a change? Problems I haven't thought of? Otherwise, I will go
ahead and change the template. I have a few other items to fix at the
same time (such as places where the "next style" is wrong).
--Jean
Hi Jean,
I see no reason not to make the change. The reasons for using the
Bitstream font no longer exist so I would say go for it.
Happy New Year.
Andy
I agree with the change in fonts also.
While making the changes, what about the OOoFrame style? It is
anchored to the page rather than to the paragraph or character. Yet that
is not what most authors are using.
Data from this style: position horizontal is 0.64 cm from the left
of page text area, and position vertical is 0.00 cm from the top of page
text area.
I have been using the OOoFrame style as it is and then moving the
frame to the place on the page where I want it. What am I suppose to be
doing? I get a little bit confused when I need to make changes to where
the frame should be anchored every time.
Dan
