[newbie] TT fonts in Konqueror -- Failure?

2001-06-25 Thread Benjamin Sher

Dear friends:

Am I missing something or is it not the case that the same True Type fonts 
that look (and print) so beautifully in Netscape 4.x and Mozilla (I have a 
dual-boot LM 8.0/Win98) fail in Konqueror? I have tried every trick in the 
book (increasing the size of all the Konqueror browser fonts to Large and 
Huge) and still the results are very disappointing (using the N.Y. Times 
home page as a yardstick for comparison) compared to Netscape/Mozilla, where 
they are in every sense equal to the True Type fonts in Windows. By the way, 
the same goes for Kword's use of True Type fonts. If you increase the zoom 
size to 130%, Kword will render the True Type fonts with great beauty and 
elegance, and the printing will be just as fabulous. 

Why is it, may I ask, that some applications in Linux use the True Type fonts 
and some don't? And why is that Kword makes the TT fonts look so good, while 
Konqueror, from my experience, fails at this key function?

I hope a Konqueror developer is listening. If I am wrong, I would like to be 
corrected. If I am right, I hope this problem is resolved soon. 

Benjamin


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Re: [newbie] TT fonts in Konqueror -- Failure?

2001-06-25 Thread tazmun

I have been dissappointed in netscape and konqueror with the displayed
fonts.  Some of them are absolutely horrible to try to read.  I can change
the encoding to something to improve it sometimes, but it will never stay
set there.  I'm puzzled as to why this is such a problem compared to
windoze.  The problem also occurs in Staroffice's browser.  This was also a
problem for me in previous versions, running MD 8.0 now

Tazmun


 Dear friends:

 Am I missing something or is it not the case that the same True Type fonts
 that look (and print) so beautifully in Netscape 4.x and Mozilla (I have a
 dual-boot LM 8.0/Win98) fail in Konqueror? I have tried every trick in the
 book (increasing the size of all the Konqueror browser fonts to Large
and
 Huge) and still the results are very disappointing (using the N.Y. Times
 home page as a yardstick for comparison) compared to Netscape/Mozilla,
where
 they are in every sense equal to the True Type fonts in Windows. By the
way,
 the same goes for Kword's use of True Type fonts. If you increase the zoom
 size to 130%, Kword will render the True Type fonts with great beauty and
 elegance, and the printing will be just as fabulous.

 Why is it, may I ask, that some applications in Linux use the True Type
fonts
 and some don't? And why is that Kword makes the TT fonts look so good,
while
 Konqueror, from my experience, fails at this key function?

 I hope a Konqueror developer is listening. If I am wrong, I would like to
be
 corrected. If I am right, I hope this problem is resolved soon.

 Benjamin


 --
 Sher's Russian Web
 http://www.websher.net
 Benjamin and Anna Sher
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]






[newbie] TT Fonts

1999-09-28 Thread Frank Hilliard

I've got Mandrake 6.0 but despite a lot of trying, I still can't see my
True Type fonts. I've followed all the suggestions on the FAQ page, all
the hints at www.linuxnewbie.org and still nothing. Sigh. There has GOT
to be a simple way of linking the Font server to the ttfonts directory.
Any suggestions?

Frank Hilliard
http://hilliard.tzo.com



Re: [newbie] TT Fonts

1999-09-28 Thread Gustavo Viola

At  www.mandrakeuser.org you will find a link to the Font Deuglification
FAQ.  It can help you out with True Type fonts.

Regards,
/Gustavo.


- Original Message -
From: Frank Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 1:07 PM
Subject: [newbie] TT Fonts


 I've got Mandrake 6.0 but despite a lot of trying, I still can't see my
 True Type fonts. I've followed all the suggestions on the FAQ page, all
 the hints at www.linuxnewbie.org and still nothing. Sigh. There has GOT
 to be a simple way of linking the Font server to the ttfonts directory.
 Any suggestions?

 Frank Hilliard
 http://hilliard.tzo.com