Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-18 Thread Angus Auld

- Original Message -
From: John Layt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 10:32:40 +1200
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

 On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 22:21, Angus Auld wrote:
  Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
  process of getting things set up the way I would like.
  Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
  am quite impressed.
 
  One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
  way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
  step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my fonts
  from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.
 
  TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
  Best regards.
 
  --Angus
 
 I have old Texstar rpms from 9.1 containing the MS core fonts, not sure if he 
 still has it posted at http://www.pclinuxonline.com/ but you could do a 
 google for msfonts-1.2.1-2tex.noarch.rpm and 
 msfonts-style-1.2.1-2tex.noarch.rpm which could be floating around 
 somewhere...
 
 John.
 *
Thanks to everyone who replied. I installed the Texstar 
rpms, and now have ms fonts available.

Best regards.

--Angus

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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Thereidos
Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 12:21, Angus Auld napisa:
 Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
 process of getting things set up the way I would like.
 Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
 am quite impressed.

 One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
 way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
 step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my fonts
 from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.

 TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
 Best regards.

Get to the Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts and there's an option to 
import true type fonts (these are the ones used in Windows)...
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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 21:48, Thereidos wrote:
 Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 12:21, Angus Auld napisa:
  Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
  process of getting things set up the way I would like.
  Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
  am quite impressed.
 
  One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
  way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
  step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my fonts
  from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.
 
  TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
  Best regards.
 
 Get to the Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts and there's an option to 
 import true type fonts (these are the ones used in Windows)...

ONE at a time, though - we used to be able to snag all the fonts in one
go - which is easier than importing several hundred TTF's one at a
time...

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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Thereidos
Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 14:07, Stephen Kuhn napisa:
 On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 21:48, Thereidos wrote:
  Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 12:21, Angus Auld napisa:
   Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
   process of getting things set up the way I would like.
   Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
   am quite impressed.
  
   One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
   way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
   step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my
   fonts from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.
  
   TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
   Best regards.
 
  Get to the Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts and there's an
  option to import true type fonts (these are the ones used in Windows)...

 ONE at a time, though - we used to be able to snag all the fonts in one
 go - which is easier than importing several hundred TTF's one at a
 time...

What I can do about it? It ain't my fault...
-- 
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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 23:09, Thereidos wrote:
 Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 14:07, Stephen Kuhn napisa:
  On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 21:48, Thereidos wrote:
   Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 12:21, Angus Auld napisa:
Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
process of getting things set up the way I would like.
Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
am quite impressed.
   
One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my
fonts from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.
   
TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
Best regards.
  
   Get to the Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts and there's an
   option to import true type fonts (these are the ones used in Windows)...
 
  ONE at a time, though - we used to be able to snag all the fonts in one
  go - which is easier than importing several hundred TTF's one at a
  time...
 
 What I can do about it? It ain't my fault...

It's Derek's fault, really.

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RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Ken Walker
In Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts, go to the directory where all
your xp fonts are, double click to enter that folder so you can see all the
font names in the right window and then place ' * ' in the section where the
font selected font goes, and just click which ever button imports them. It
did take a long time on my lappy, but it did them all in one go.

Ken


-Original Message-
From: Stephen Kuhn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 July 2004 2:33pm
To: Mandrake Newbie
Subject: Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?


On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 23:09, Thereidos wrote:
 Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 14:07, Stephen Kuhn napisa:
  On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 21:48, Thereidos wrote:
   Dnia czw 15. lipca 2004 12:21, Angus Auld napisa:
Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
process of getting things set up the way I would like.
Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
am quite impressed.
   
One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my
fonts from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so
easy.
   
TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
Best regards.
  
   Get to the Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts and there's an
   option to import true type fonts (these are the ones used in
Windows)...
 
  ONE at a time, though - we used to be able to snag all the fonts in one
  go - which is easier than importing several hundred TTF's one at a
  time...
 
 What I can do about it? It ain't my fault...

It's Derek's fault, really.

stephen kuhn - proprietor
__
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RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 00:04, Ken Walker wrote:
 In Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts, go to the directory where all
 your xp fonts are, double click to enter that folder so you can see all the
 font names in the right window and then place ' * ' in the section where the
 font selected font goes, and just click which ever button imports them. It
 did take a long time on my lappy, but it did them all in one go.
 
 Ken

Sorry mate - doesn't work like that with 10.0 OE...you have to do it one
at a time - no means by which to select more than one...

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RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Ken Walker
I can honestly say that is how I did it not three days ago.

And it did all of them at once.

I went to the folder, went into the folder,  put a star where the selected
font name would go and just said go for it babe.  Remember * in Linux is a
wildcard meaning all, it's dos  equivalent is *.*

Ken

with MD 10

-Original Message-
From: Stephen Kuhn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 July 2004 3:48pm
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?


On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 00:04, Ken Walker wrote:
 In Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts, go to the directory where
all
 your xp fonts are, double click to enter that folder so you can see all
the
 font names in the right window and then place ' * ' in the section where
the
 font selected font goes, and just click which ever button imports them. It
 did take a long time on my lappy, but it did them all in one go.
 
 Ken

Sorry mate - doesn't work like that with 10.0 OE...you have to do it one
at a time - no means by which to select more than one...

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__
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RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Marco Verheul
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 16:47, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
 On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 00:04, Ken Walker wrote:
  In Mandrake Control Center - System - Fonts, go to the directory where all
  your xp fonts are, double click to enter that folder so you can see all the
  font names in the right window and then place ' * ' in the section where the
  font selected font goes, and just click which ever button imports them. It
  did take a long time on my lappy, but it did them all in one go.
  
  Ken
 
 Sorry mate - doesn't work like that with 10.0 OE...you have to do it one
 at a time - no means by which to select more than one...
 
 stephen kuhn - proprietor

I don't have a dual boot installation, so I did it with the help of
http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/. Took me about half an hour to import
the whole lot.

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RE: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 01:53, Ken Walker wrote:
 I can honestly say that is how I did it not three days ago.
 
 And it did all of them at once.
 
 I went to the folder, went into the folder,  put a star where the selected
 font name would go and just said go for it babe.  Remember * in Linux is a
 wildcard meaning all, it's dos  equivalent is *.*
 
 Ken
 
 with MD 10

Well, I'm sitting here doing it AGAIN - and no, when I put the asterisk
in the selected fonts dialogue, nothing. Mind you, I know it's a
wildcard and that's about the ninth time I've done it just to be sure.
I'm on 10.0 Offical Edition and it don't work. One at a time,
yes...otherwise, no.

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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread Frank
Use MCC   System  Fonts  Import ; It's quite good now though I 
haven't tried it with XP.

Regards
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Angus Auld wrote:
Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the 
process of getting things set up the way I would like.
Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I 
am quite impressed.

One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any 
way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one 
step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my fonts from ms to Mdk? The automated process 
that Mdk had was so easy.

TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
Best regards.
--Angus
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in awareness. -- James Thurber

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Re: [newbie] import ms fonts?

2004-07-15 Thread John Layt
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 22:21, Angus Auld wrote:
 Hi everyone, I finally have installed Mdk10.0, and I'm in the
 process of getting things set up the way I would like.
 Thus far, I haven't encountered too many bumps, and I
 am quite impressed.

 One thing I would like to ask the list however; is there any
 way to import my ms fonts from my dual-boot xp all in one
 step, like in previous versions of Mdk? Can I just copy and paste my fonts
 from ms to Mdk? The automated process that Mdk had was so easy.

 TIA for your time and any feedback on this.
 Best regards.

 --Angus

I have old Texstar rpms from 9.1 containing the MS core fonts, not sure if he 
still has it posted at http://www.pclinuxonline.com/ but you could do a 
google for msfonts-1.2.1-2tex.noarch.rpm and 
msfonts-style-1.2.1-2tex.noarch.rpm which could be floating around 
somewhere...

John.


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