This is my first time to use a Mac (running OS X), and also OpenOffice (1.1.2).
FONT: Sometimes I've been able to create text documents using Times New
Roman, but after closing the document and re-opening, it substitutes an ugly
font instead (Times, I think). Times New Roman doesn't show up in the
pull-down list, but it still indicates that's the font being used.
Is it because of OpenOffice, or because the printer doesn't recognize the
font? I have a Canon Pixma iP 1600. For some reason, when I tried to add a
printer to Open Office, it didn't list any Canon printers, so it just calls it
"generic." At least its command line looks like it recognizes the printer
because it says iP.
Do I have to do the spadmin thing that the help index says in order to get
this font in there? Or do I somehow just add it to the printer?
LANGUAGE: My bigger need is to add Spanish to my spellchecker and word
completion lists. When I pulled down the menus of languages, for some reason
French has a checkmark beside it, as well as English, but none of the others.
I've tried help menus and the OpenOffice website to find how to install or add
another language and haven't found a clue (other than completely downloading
another version of OpenOffice in Spanish), so now I'm asking for help. Do I
need to download the additional language to add to what I alread have, and if
so, how?
When you reply, please include a copy to my e-mail address ([EMAIL
PROTECTED]), if it isn't already included. Thanks.
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