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murrayE
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 Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:31 am Post subject: what fonts, if any, does OpenOffice install in Windows |
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What fonts, if any, does OpenOffice itself install under Windows?
Note that I am NOT asking how to use fonts, or how to install fonts, to use with OpenOffice!
(I have need to isolate different sets of fonts for different purposes -- otherwise I'm overwhelmed by HUGE lists of choices in some menus in some applications.) |
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acknak
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Well the current Linux package comes with only the Bitstream Vera font families (sans, serif and monospaced) and the OpenSymbol font. I would assume that the Windows package is the same.
Older releases included some other fonts (at least I'm fairly sure that was the case), so there could be some leftovers if you ever installed an older version, and the fonts were not uninstalled along with the software. |
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Ed
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| acknak wrote: | Well the current Linux package comes with only the Bitstream Vera font families (sans, serif and monospaced) and the OpenSymbol font. I would assume that the Windows package is the same.
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I don't know whether these are the only ones, but the Windows package definitely does install all these fonts.
It's extremely unlikely that a cross-platform product would include different fonts on different systems. |
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