I think my problem is that True Type fonts are not embedded in the resulting print file. This means that if I use Type 1 fonts (such as culmus), everything works, but if I use TT fonts (such as MS's), I don't get Hebrew printed.
Someone claimed at the time that KDE is supposed to have this magical ability to convert TTF to Type-1 for printing purposes, but noone could give me any clue as to how to control this feature, and how to debug it.
Shachar
Arie Folger wrote:
I checked, and this setting was already enabled. What now?
On Monday 24 March 2003 19:58, shlomo solomon wrote:
On the print dialog, click System options (at the bottom) and make sure you have chosen **Embed fonts in Postscript data when printinf**. I hope this helps.
On Monday 24 March 2003 17:43, Arie Folger wrote:
This came up a few times, but there seem to be two kinds of kword users on list, those who managed to make Hebrew print and those who didn't.
I have enabled font embedding with qtconfig. I installed ms-webfonts Arial, Courier New, Times New Roman and Tahoma. I disabled font substitution of Arial by Helvetica, and ticked on the enable support for right to left languages. Yet, when printing or previewing print jobs, I get only the latin characters of the page, and the rest is whitespace.
Did anybody who had the problem solve it?
Arie
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