MrVanes wrote: > Hi, > > Today I found OpenOffice 2.0 trickled down into testing, yay! > > The first annoyance however smacked me in the face when I saw the default > userinterface font. I allready found out how to change this using font > replacement for 'Andale Sans UI', but I don't understand the following > things: > > 1. What does the 'use system font for user interface' setting refer to? > 2. Where is this defined without the above checked? Esp: size! > 3. To what is the scaling factor mentioned in the View dialog relative? I > want an interface font that is smaller than what I get when I scale down > to the minimum of 80%. Besides that I would feel more comfortable leaving > this 100% and changing the responsible system setting. > > X has a dpi of 100 (xdpyinfo). > > > Regards, > Martin > >
Update... After browsing (ploughing) through the sourcecode to find a place where the font size was set I noticed OO2 kde integration. Googling revealed kde.openoffice.org. So I decided to install openoffice KDE integration. Problem is I run self compiled QT/KDE and openoffice.org-kde depends on debian's qt and kde libraries, something I don't want my system contaminated with of course. So I searched for the literal package responsible for openoffice kde intergration which (at this moment) is openoffice.org-kde_2.0.0-5_i386.deb and copied the files (/usr/lib/openoffice/program/* and /usr/share/lintian/*) in their respective places and whoops... KDE integration and small UI font was a fact! :) Hope this helps everybody looking for this solution a bit further. Grtz. Martin! -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
