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UnBatang seems to be a good free one, if you do not have MS's Arial
Unicode, or its Batang. Actually UnBatang comes in bold as well. There
are many places to find the free versions. Some easier than others. Many
of the Google-ed places are a real pain to deal with.
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Korean
* Batang (바탕), BatangChe (바 탕체), Gungsuh (궁서), GungsuhChe (궁서
체) – distributed by Microsoft with its Windows operating system.
* [F] UnBatang (은바탕), UnGungsuh (은궁서) – included in most Linux
distributions. Initially made by Un Koanghui (은광희) as a set of type 1
typefaces to use with Korean LaTeX. Later they were converted to
opentype typefaces by Park Won-gyu (박원규). UnBatang also has a version
with opentype GSUB/GPOS tables to support archaic Hangul with Hangul
Conjoining Jamos.
* [F] Baekmuk Batang (백묵 바탕) – included in most Linux distributions,
made by Kim Jeong-hwan (김정환) and released under a liberal license
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On 09/03/2011 09:23 AM, Andreas Säger wrote:
Hi,
Assign that font to a custome style.
Open the document in a zip tool.
Open styles.xml and find the style name.
Open document formats are great!
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