On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, John Turbvull wrote: > Scott Miller wrote: > > > > Donny wrote: > > > > > > Hey, i forget who it was, but thanks for the awesum idea of using > > > windowz TT fonts to make netscape look awesum. > snip > > Glad it worked for you. When Linux supports TT Font printing, it will really > > be great! Does anyone know the status of being able to print TT Fonts? > > > > -- > > Scott Miller > > Using Linux Mandrake Operating System > > Take a look at http://www.linux-mandrake.com > On a related note: Do the menu selections, Increase Font Alt+] and > Decrease Font Alt+[ under View in both Netscape Navigator or Netscape > Messenger do anything in the Linux versions of Netscape? They are always > grayed out under Linux. Not for me, you must have to be a netscape developer to get those working, as i've never seen them work. > I have read the site > http://www.frii.com/~meldroc/Font-Deuglification.html, but the > information there is not applicable to Mandrake 6.1, as the font path is > no-longer handled in /etc/X11/XF86Config. It is given as Font Path > "unix/:-1" there. > > This is rather meaningless to me. . . Apply the theory to /etc/X11/fs/config, it should be pretty apparent now that you know the config file for xfs, if not say so. > I have my Variable Width Font set to Utopia Adobe Size 18 > and the Fixed Width Font set to Courier Adobe Size 14. > > I do not see any True Type Fonts listed, just Monotype, Urw, Bitstream, > Microsoft, Adobe and Wp Altsys. If I select Bitstream, I seem to be > restricted to size 0 or 12 only. I haven't seen much of an improvement > in the Netscape display, but it is now large enough to be readable. > > If anybody sees some weirdness in the ramblings above, please comment. > Thanx. John Personaly i switch the font sizes to 18 and select "always use my fonts" in the netscape dialog, and all is peachy.. -- MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/ --Axalon
