Dan H. wrote: > Andis wrote: > >> May be you can try Tools --> Options --> General (or something like this >> in upper corner, I have Ooo-dev tab) --> View --> User interface Scaling. > > Yes, I've tried that but the scale doesn't go lower than 80% which is > still pretty big. In addition, this also scales the document view, which > I'd have to scale UP again... this is all a bit dirty. > > It doesn't matter if I have "Use System font" checked or not.
On my install (2.1 linux Ubuntu/deb) unchecking Use System font causes the interface to default to the thin OOo default font. Checking returns to the system UI font (I *am* using Gnome). > > Maybe OO tries to get some idea about look & feel from the settings of a > desktop environment like Gnome or KDE, but I have neither installed. > I believe that it does. For example (again on 2.1) on that same "View" page I have the option of selecting icon size & style. Style confirms that it does get info from my Gnome desktop as the selection brings up the option to select several of the Gnome desktop themes in addition to the OOo "Default" theme. I can confirm that selecting one of the Gnome themes (example Industrial or Crystal) changes the icons to those themes. So I suspect that the system font info is obtained from the same. You might try downloading & converting 2.1. I used "alien" to convert the RPM's to Deb's with no difficulty at all. Then used dpkg to install. It could be that there were "fixes" between 2.0 and 2.1 that might fix your problem. Unfortunately I am unable to easily find any proper release notes on the OOo site that would show this. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
