Hi thanks for reply but i didnt got useful info actaully we have many OTF fonts which we are using on windows as well as Linux but we cant use it on Mac (it has a different table format)
so my question is we are using openoffice on windows & linux and now i know on mac also(sorry i justed started working on mac) so openoffice should mainted a standard so any font in openoffice should give same output in all OS platform is it implemented now? & will it work for me if i installed OO in MAC Tiger? looking for ur reply Best Regards, Pravin S On 9/21/06, Lívio Cipriano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 21 September 2006 07:06, Pravin Satpute wrote: > Does Open Office uses Mac rendering mechanism or uses ICU for reading > open Type Tables and enderig Wellcome to the discution ... Let me just give a message from a previous thread : "On 3 September 2006 23:03, James McKenzie wrote: > If you feel that this issue is important enough to work, then vote on > it. Of course the issue is VERY important. OpenTypes are a standard. Did OO would get where it got, if didn't supported MS formats; the facto standards of office applications? Like I previously posted, I solve the problem converting OT to TT fonts. But that can't obliterate that the problem exist. > One must remember, that for the most part, this is a volunteer effort > and that time is very limited to work on it. Of course that is the strength of an open project, but as I pointed in a previous post, seams that it's possible to implement OT fonts in Linux, just using the rendering engine from X. I'm assuming that OO has a modular architecture. Anyway, if someone will point me a previous thread were this issue was discussed and the reasons present, I'would like to know them. LC" and my solution : "http://www.se.eecs.uni-kassel.de/~thm/OpenOffice.org/bugs.html"; Let's hope it would help you. LC --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Pravin Satpute MTS Research & Development Gist, CDAC Pune
