On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 21:38:57 +0200 Guido Pinkernell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dijo:
> > > Are you using cups? See [1]. Anyway, setting up printer with spadmin > > > is something different than installing fonts with spadmin. To get past > > > the problem with "Generic Printer" (which is not necessary for > > > installing fonts), in spadmin you create a PDF-Printer, say, and then > > > add the command line you normally use to access your printer. In KDE I > > > simply add "kprinter". > > > > Unless I've totally missed something, to get OOo applications to see the > > fonts (i.e. in the font selection drop list etc) you need to install > > them using spadmin. Maybe you can just drop them into the appropriate > > directory, but I've always assumed that spadmin may do more than just > > that. I also assume this means that the OOo printing component can then > > also use them, > > That's probably the case, however, John implied that one needs to set up a > different printer than the "generic" to be able to install fonts with > spadmin. Which isn't the case. I might have misunderstood or overread > something, though. I didn't follow the whole thread. Look, I've tried spadmin. As root. In fact, you can't run it unless you run it as root. The problem is spadmin CANNOT SEE OPENTYPE FONTS. I browse to the folder and it thinks the folder is empty. I add a TrueType to the folder and then it sees that font. But it does not see a font file with the .otf extension as a "font file." Therefore I cannot install OpenType fonts for OO.o with spadmin. The fonts are correctly installed in the system. Most other apps can see and use them just fine. Any other way to get OO.o to see my OpenType fonts? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
