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Someone apparently decided to play a joke on me and changed OO's default font.
How can I set it back to default?
Last edited by baklava (2007-11-30 14:09:00)
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Maybe not exactly what you were looking for, but a 'rm -R ~/.openoffice.org2' should do the trick (careful, this erases the .openoffice.org2 directory in your home directory. So _all_ settings that you've made in openoffice-2 and everything that you might have saved in that directory will be erased too, so make sure to backup everything you need before you do it!!!).
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Someone apparently decided to play a joke on me and changed OO's default font.
I've seen this with OTF in OpenOffice also.
Last edited by skottish (2007-11-23 02:07:41)
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Maybe not exactly what you were looking for, but a 'rm -R ~/.openoffice.org2' should do the trick (careful, this erases the .openoffice.org2 directory in your home directory. So _all_ settings that you've made in openoffice-2 and everything that you might have saved in that directory will be erased too, so make sure to backup everything you need before you do it!!!).
I tried deleting the .openoffice.org2 folder through the terminal and file manager, still no luck.
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Tools-Options-Fonts
set it with default or automatic, i don't remember now...
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Everything under tools > options is in that same font, I can't see what I'm doing.
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I don't remember doing so. How would I find out if I did?
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I need to turn an essay in soon in doc format.
Help?
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If you want to try navigating through the menus by "feel":
--"Tools" is 3rd from the right in the menu bar
--"Options" is the bottom item in the Tools menu; in the resulting dialog box:
--Expand the first node in the list of nodes on the left (the "OpenOffice.org" node)
--"Fonts" is the 8th node down in that list of sub-nodes
--Then, to the right, there's a fonts drop-down menu in the lower portion of the box; "Automatic" is the topmost item in that menu
This is all on my stock, un-tweaked Arch OOo.
Good luck!
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Do you have any language packs installed?
Also try setting your system font to Dejavu Sans.
Last edited by hussam (2007-11-28 09:21:04)
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Moose Jaw's solution didn't help.
Hussam: I went to the font panel in the KDE control center, I tried playing with all the fonts there but they didn't change OO's.
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remove openoffice settings in home dir & reinstall openoffice, that helped when i had weird fonts
If it ain't broke, broke it then fix it.
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No, I've tried that several times to no avail.
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Well, that fonts looks like Dingbats or a clone, so just deinstall that font package temporarily: pacman -R ttf-liberation ttf-ms-fonts
Also see if you have anything like it in ~/.fonts.
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ah, D'oh! I'm so stupid.
Byte mentioned the font looking like dingbats, which is my font specified as "General" under the KDE control center for apps. Changing to a different font fixed the problem. I feel like a retard.
Why does dingbats look completely different on the KDE panel and for other apps?
Last edited by baklava (2007-11-30 08:00:58)
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