Joe Smith wrote: > You still have the "Use system font for user interface" setting checked. > Try turning that off. OOo will use it's own "Andale Sans UI" font (at > least I think that's the one) instead.
I tried unchecking the "System font" thing, but with no results. > > I'm going to predict that won't make you real happy either (it's a wimpy > thin font). but maybe it's functional. On my box, it sticks with the 24pt Vera Sans. > The next step is to re-enable that setting, but change your "System > font" settings, and see if you can find something that works for OOo and > everything else. Unfortunately I can't tell you how to do that as it > looks like you're using a different desktop setup (I'm using Fedora/Gnome). This is Debian, and of course the concept of a "System font" is unknown to any Unix system. What is probably meant is the default fone of some desktop environment. I happen to have KDE on the same box (although I rarely use it), but when I change its default font, OO is the only app that insists on its own choice of font for the visually impaired. > Good luck! Thanks, but no cigar (so far). I'll go and ask in a Debian forum. --Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
