[ale] more staroffice questions.

[sara yurman]

You have to install your fonts in the Xserver, then let StarOffice know
where they are with its admin program ({HOME}/Office51/bin/spadmin). 
There are buttons at the lower right of the initial screen called "Add
Fonts" and "Edit Font Attributes."  

The first one's obvious.  The second leads to a really crucial button
called "Convert All Metric Files."  That's the one that will keep your
stuff from looking funny.

Hope that helps,

Sara

"Tommie M. Jones" wrote:
> 
> Another question is where does staroffice pull the fonts from.  Are they at the Xserver level or are they built into star office.
> I ask this because my times font (the most commonly used font there is) looks like crap.  Yet on other peoples computers they look fine.

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