Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Shortage of Fonts in LibreOffice 5.3.0.3

[Paul D. Mirowsky]

If I understand what Alex is saying, see if one of the two listed below 
will work. (taken from Garamond Wikipedia)




EB Garamond

Released in 2011 by Georg Duffner, EB Garamond is a free software 
 version of Garamond 
released under the Open Font License 
 and available 
through Google Fonts . 
Duffner based the design on a specimen printed by Egelnoff-Berner in 
1592, with italic and Greek characters based on Robert Granjon's work, 
as well as the addition of Cyrillic characters and OpenType features 
such as swash italic capitals and schoolbook 
 alternates 
.^[104] 
 
It is intended to include multiple optical sizes, as of 2014 including 
fonts based on the 8 and 12 point forms on the 1592 specimen. It has 
been described as "one of the best open source fonts" by prominent 
typeface designer Erik Spiekermann 
.^[105] 






URW++ Garamond No. 8

Garamond No. 8 is a freeware version of Garamond contributed by URW++ 
 to the Ghostscript 
 project, based on Stempel 
Garamond.^[h]  
Featuring a bold weight, small capitals, optional text figures 
 and automatic ligature 
insertion, it is particularly popular in the TeX 
 community and is also included on 
some Linux  distributions.^[107] 
 
Originally released as a PostScript Type 1, it has been converted into 
the TrueType format, usable by most current software.^[108] 
 
It is distributed under the AFP license 
, which 
allows it to be used freely (without support) but not sold or have its 
distribution charged for.^[109] 






On 2/27/2017 5:24 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:

Le 23/02/2017 à 19:42, A. den Oudsten a écrit :

Hi Andre,



I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
In the new version of LibreOffice is a shortage of fonts. I can choose
104 fonts from the 171 available of my system fonts. So I missed - of
course - my favorate Classical Garamond.
´the asked font is not available and will be replaced´ is the only
message I get.


If the fonts in question are PS Type1, then they are no longer supported
in LibreOffice 5.3 - support was dropped for Type1 postscript fonts in
this release.

Alex






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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Shortage of Fonts in LibreOffice 5.3.0.3

[Steve Edmonds]

Blow. I have dozens of type 1 fonts.
Guessing I will try to convert with fontforge or something.
Steve

On 27/02/17 11:24 PM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:

Le 23/02/2017 à 19:42, A. den Oudsten a écrit :

Hi Andre,



I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
In the new version of LibreOffice is a shortage of fonts. I can choose
104 fonts from the 171 available of my system fonts. So I missed - of
course - my favorate Classical Garamond.
´the asked font is not available and will be replaced´ is the only
message I get.


If the fonts in question are PS Type1, then they are no longer supported
in LibreOffice 5.3 - support was dropped for Type1 postscript fonts in
this release.

Alex






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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[martin f krafft]

also sprach Philip Jackson  [2017-02-28 05:23 +1300]:
> Using Tools > Outline numbering on the 'numbering' tab, select
> level 1 and set paragraph style to 'Heading 1' then, select level
> 2 and set paragraph style to 'Text Body' and 'show sublevels' = 2.

Ah, interesting, this opens up new perspectives, and it even makes
sense to treat paragraphs as outline elements.

The immediate problem I have of course is with sub-headings, i.e. if
paragraphs are outline level 2, then I can only have headings at
level 1.

If, however, I need two levels of headings, then paragraphs must be
on level 3, which then means that I always have to have level
2 headers, or else paragraphs get numbered e.g.

1. My heading
=

1.1. my subheading
---

1.1.1 This is the first paragraph

2. My second heading without subheading
===

2.1.1 This is the first paragraph, which is a bit confusing
  because there's an extra 1. At least it's not a 0.

I know one is best advised not to mix outline aith automatic
numbering, but it'd still be rather useful, I find, to have the
ability to prepend "context" to numbering styles.

If I made a feature request about this, do you see any chance of
someone taking it on?

Thanks for all your help!

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[Philip Jackson]

On 27/02/17 01:32, martin f krafft wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am working on a complex document with plenty of sections and
> auto-numbered paragraphs. They're using a custom paragraph style
> with a custom numbering style for that. Don't ask me why…
> 

> 
>  I want/need:
> 
> 
>3. Some Chapter
> 
>3.1. First
>3.2. Second
> 
Here is an example of what I get, which I think corresponds with what
you want :

1 Chapter the first

1.1 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
1.2 consectetur adipiscing elit.
1.3 Vestibulum consequat mi

2 Chapter the second

2.1 Proin luctus orci ac neque venenatis.
2.2 Lorem ipsum dolor
2.3 quis commodo dolor posuere.

In this case, Chapter number heading style is "Heading 1" and the text
paragraph style is "Text Body"

Using Tools > Outline numbering on the 'numbering' tab, select level 1
and set paragraph style to 'Heading 1'
then, select level 2 and set paragraph style to 'Text Body' and 'show
sublevels' = 2.

The amount of paragraph inset is another matter set separately.

hth
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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[Regina Henschel]

Hallo Martin,

martin f krafft schrieb:

also sprach Regina Henschel  [2017-02-27 23:29 +1300]:

  6. The next chapter
  ---

  6.1  sed nulla non rutrum. Donec dapibus pellentesque enim at
   feugiat. Mauris gravida maximus nulla, sed dapibus quam. Cras
   non varius libero. Etiam id nisi urna. Maecenas tincidunt
   lacus at purus dignissim, ut consequat enim elementum.



That is the field "Show Sublevels" on tab "Numbering" in the "Outline
Numbering" dialog. Click on "2" in the list "Level". Then the field is
enabled and you can choose "2".


Dear Regina,

Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, I must have been unclear yet
again. I am aware of "sublevels" and I don't want to change anything
in outline numbering. All of my challenges revolve around paragraph
numbering (using custom enumeration styles), where I want to:

  - include the current chapter number in the paragraph number;

  - have the paragraph number reset 1 every time a new chapter
opens.

Take care,



That is only possible, if you choose this numbering style for outline 
numbering for the header too. That is possible, but it implies, that you 
need to assign outline levels and associated paragraph styles manually.


The fields "Outline Level" and "Numbering" in the paragraph style will 
be enabled, when you have removed this style from the default outline 
numbering in Tools > Outline Numbering.



Kind regards
Regina


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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[martin f krafft]

also sprach Regina Henschel  [2017-02-27 23:29 +1300]:
> >   6. The next chapter
> >   ---
> > 
> >   6.1  sed nulla non rutrum. Donec dapibus pellentesque enim at
> >feugiat. Mauris gravida maximus nulla, sed dapibus quam. Cras
> >non varius libero. Etiam id nisi urna. Maecenas tincidunt
> >lacus at purus dignissim, ut consequat enim elementum.
> > 
> 
> That is the field "Show Sublevels" on tab "Numbering" in the "Outline
> Numbering" dialog. Click on "2" in the list "Level". Then the field is
> enabled and you can choose "2".

Dear Regina,

Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, I must have been unclear yet
again. I am aware of "sublevels" and I don't want to change anything
in outline numbering. All of my challenges revolve around paragraph
numbering (using custom enumeration styles), where I want to:

  - include the current chapter number in the paragraph number;

  - have the paragraph number reset 1 every time a new chapter
opens.

Take care,

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[Regina Henschel]

Hi Martin,

martin f krafft schrieb:

also sprach Robert Großkopf  [2017-02-27 20:05 
+1300]:

3. Some Chapter

3.1. First 3.2. Second


I have tried this one:
Opened a new document.
Written down
Header 1
Header 2a
Header 2b


Thanks for taking the time to respond!

I know I can display "sublevels" for headers (they are actually
superlevels…), but what I am trying to do is to include the chapter
number in paragraph numbering. I am sorry if this was not clear:

  5. The current chapter
  --

  5.1.  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Duis finibus posuere mauris, sit amet viverra turpis accumsan et.
Sed vitae commodo dui. Donec id est tristique, finibus orci sit.

  5.2.  Nulla tincidunt leo in risus sagittis, vel condimentum sem
interdum. Nunc et efficitur metus. Quisque a suscipit justo, at
semper magna. Proin neque elit, sodales quis nibh ut, convallis

  6. The next chapter
  ---

  6.1  sed nulla non rutrum. Donec dapibus pellentesque enim at
   feugiat. Mauris gravida maximus nulla, sed dapibus quam. Cras
   non varius libero. Etiam id nisi urna. Maecenas tincidunt
   lacus at purus dignissim, ut consequat enim elementum.



That is the field "Show Sublevels" on tab "Numbering" in the "Outline 
Numbering" dialog. Click on "2" in the list "Level". Then the field is 
enabled and you can choose "2".


If a heading does not follow the numbering, than it might be, that you 
have got a mix of list numbering and outline numbering.


It might be that the document does not use the default outline numbering 
at all. Please have a look at the style of the paragraph (right click 
'Edit style') and therein the tab "Outline & Numbering". And same for 
the paragraph itself (right click 'Paragraph') If the field "Outline" is 
enabled, or "Numbering" does not have "Outline Numbering", then it does 
not use the default outline numbering and all settings are more 
complicate. In such case you should tell us the settings you see there.


Kind regards
Regina



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[libreoffice-users] Re: Shortage of Fonts in LibreOffice 5.3.0.3

[Alexander Thurgood]

Le 23/02/2017 à 19:42, A. den Oudsten a écrit :

Hi Andre,


> I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
> In the new version of LibreOffice is a shortage of fonts. I can choose
> 104 fonts from the 171 available of my system fonts. So I missed - of
> course - my favorate Classical Garamond.
> ´the asked font is not available and will be replaced´ is the only
> message I get.
> 

If the fonts in question are PS Type1, then they are no longer supported
in LibreOffice 5.3 - support was dropped for Type1 postscript fonts in
this release.

Alex



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Re: [libreoffice-users] Interplay between outline and paragraph numbering

[martin f krafft]

also sprach Robert Großkopf  [2017-02-27 20:05 
+1300]:
> > 3. Some Chapter
> > 
> > 3.1. First 3.2. Second
> > 
> I have tried this one:
> Opened a new document.
> Written down
> Header 1
> Header 2a
> Header 2b

Thanks for taking the time to respond!

I know I can display "sublevels" for headers (they are actually
superlevels…), but what I am trying to do is to include the chapter
number in paragraph numbering. I am sorry if this was not clear:

  5. The current chapter
  --

  5.1.  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Duis finibus posuere mauris, sit amet viverra turpis accumsan et.
Sed vitae commodo dui. Donec id est tristique, finibus orci sit.

  5.2.  Nulla tincidunt leo in risus sagittis, vel condimentum sem
interdum. Nunc et efficitur metus. Quisque a suscipit justo, at
semper magna. Proin neque elit, sodales quis nibh ut, convallis

  6. The next chapter
  ---

  6.1  sed nulla non rutrum. Donec dapibus pellentesque enim at
   feugiat. Mauris gravida maximus nulla, sed dapibus quam. Cras
   non varius libero. Etiam id nisi urna. Maecenas tincidunt
   lacus at purus dignissim, ut consequat enim elementum.

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