Ross Johnson wrote:
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Thanks for the response, and especially thanks for going to the
trouble of installing the font.
I don't have to use this as a font, I could use the symbols as
graphic objects to be inserted. My next question, then, is how to I
obtain graphic images from the font characters? I can think of an
in-elegant difficult way of doing it, which would be to print out
what I need from WordPad, scan it, and then cut out the particular
images. I have to think that there is a better way though.
After installing the font under Linux (using the OOo SPAdmin tool -
not required for Windows font installs) all the symbols appear to be
there when accessed via the "Insert - Special Character" dialog in
OOo. Have you tried this method?
Ross
Ross: I hadn't tried it before, but I just tried it. It doesn't work,
when I do it and select the Orienteering font, all of the selections
shown are generic boxes rather than any type of symbol. Sounds like a
difference between Linux and Windows. Or else there is something else I
need to do with Windows?
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