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Hi Randy!

I'm sorry for the slow reply, i've rather busy with other stuff recently.
Please use the koffice mailinglist for questions for usage, you are sure
to get a much faster response.
Oh, and always check the archives and FAQ for 'the easy questions' :)

All this info can be found at http://www.koffice.org

Anyway, your question;

I don't know what it is that makes your smart quotes dissapear, maybe your
first check should be to see if the output shows up in the print preview, a=
nd
also check that the font used for the quotes (select one) is a scalable font
(make it huge and see if the edges are smooth or really blocky) If it looks
ugly at bigger sizes then you are missing fonts in your installation.

About the inches verses mm, right click the ruler (left and top of the docu=
ment)
and select inches :)

On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 03:52:43PM -0500, Flood Randy Capt AFCA/TCAA wrote:
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> Hi.
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> I recently installed the version of Kword that was on the Red Hat 7.2
> beta which I believe is 1.1.  In any case, the Red Hat 7.2 beta has
> support for my USB printer! (Yeah).  So, I tried printing a document in
> KWord.  Everything worked fine except for the smart quotes.  For some
> reason, they printed as question marks.  This applied to both single and
> double quotes.  Oh, and this was a document that I oringinally created
> in Abiword and then imported into Kword. =20
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> I don't know how Kword's code works for printing, so I don't know if the
> problem is really with Kword or not.
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> Also, I'd like to have an option to specify sizes in inches instead of
> milimeters for borders and such.
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> Randy
> RHCE
> MS Computer Science =20

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