On Wednesday 23 July 2003 08:13, Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote: > > > > Once I removed all the font replacements for this printer, everything > > works fine. > > How did you do this?
spadmin -> select the printer -> click properties -> select the "font replacement" tab -> uncheck "enable font replacement" > > The easiest way to fix this is to avoid inserting any default font > > replacement rules into the printer configurations. > > > > The more complicated way is to modify the printer driver code so that it > > avoids the replacement if the document contains letters that are not in > > the Adobe standard latin glyph repertoire. This may cause harm in CJK > > locales where printer-resident fonts may actually contain CJK letters. > > I think that it might be better just to modify the installation procedure > for the Hebrew OOo to remove the font replacements at setup time. Do you > think that this is a reasonable solution? I think that this will not work, because users can add printers after setup, and they often do. Also, the same problem affects all the non-latin scripts that arial etc support, such as cyrillic, greek, and arabic. So I think that this is not a Hebrew-only issue. > > > At least, the hint to remove font replacement should be included in some > > FAQ. > > We will add it to the README today. > > BTW, we will be publishing the first version of the Hebrew readme file at > noon today. > Thanks, > > - yba > > > Sivan
