In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Laurens Holst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply wrote: > > > I am using Mozilla on VMS. I am an experienced VMS user and am familiar > > with the internet and finding resources there. However, I can't seem to > > find ANY information ANYwhere which can help me solve my problem. > > Well, really, your OS should provide those fonts. On Windows several > cyrillic fonts are installed by default (East-Asian fonts such as > Japanese need to be seperately installed through country settings, but > that on a sidenote). > > As for selecting fonts, again, I think it would be your OS providing > that functionality. You shouldn't be looking at Mozilla specificly > (maybe that is why you didn't find the info?). Yes, in some sense it's an issue of "where to get the fonts" and has nothing to do with Mozilla. In that sense, it has nothing to do with the OS either, as fonts (such as the ones I am using now) are independent of the OS. I have some rather specialised needs (say, Macedonian cyrillic characters which don't appear in the Russian version of cyrillic); I think it would be going too far for the OS to provide ALL the fonts one could possibly need by default. So, essentially all I have to do is find the fonts. Probably, it would be enough just to install them where I installed the others, but (and this is a Mozilla issue) I would like to understand the chain of reasoning from HTML page to specific font selection. _______________________________________________ mozilla-documentation mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-documentation
