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Subject: Re: Font Differences
From: Matija =?utf-8?q?=C5=A0uklje?= <matija.suklje () rutka ! net>
Date: 2006-08-12 13:50:50
Message-ID: 200608121550.54283.matija.suklje () rutka ! net
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Hi, Erik.
I've been wondering the same and as far as I understand it this only happens
if you don't set font yourself - meaning that the document doesn't use a
specific font. So the different office suites use their own default font -
most default to a serif type (e.g. Times New Roman), but KOffice defaults to
a sans-serif (e.g. Arial).
But that's just how I understand it - I'm just a user.
Also I think the KDE's printing software is bugged at the moment (I'm using
3.5.2) - I get oversized fonts everywhere I print using the KDE print.
Best regards,
Matija
Dne sobota 12 avgust 2006 15:31 je Erik Ramseth napisal(a):
> Hi.
>
> I was going to post this on the bugtracker, but I didn't exactly know
> how to describe it.
>
> My question, essentially, is why does KOffice display fonts
> differently/at a different size than OpenOffice or AbiWord?
>
> I normally may not have noticed this, but I wrote a resume in
> OpenOffice and it pretty much filled the page. Later when opening in
> KOffice/KWord, I noticed that the resume now spanned more than a page
> and things that were on a single line spanned two...
>
> Any ideas why this happens? Is this a known issue? Is there some
> setting I can use to make it better?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Erik
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