>I agree but my question is if a font apepars in xlsfonts and specified in html >for a paragraph, why can't netscape and konqueror pick it up properly? >Abiword/kword/openoffice/kcharselector, everybody fails to display that font. >Damn it it's just a ttf right? > > Shridhar
Well, set charset to userdefined, that should work. The font specified in font tag is used only if its charset registry is a registered one and matches that of charset/encoding of document or the user preferences. Most indic fonts have this problem of improper charset encoding registry, because either font designer doesnt know much abt charset issues , or to support more glyphs in font the charset registry is manipulated to custom one. For apps like they dont recognise these encodings ( ascii-0 etc ), one way to use it would be to make ascii an alias to regular iso8859 through a reencoding map. Regards, Karunakar _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
