Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3964 mails)

[Francesco Teodori <francesco.teodori@xxxxxxxxx>]

John Ryan wrote:

> Hello,
> I have just installed Firefox 1.0 from the SUSE FTP server.
> When I attemp to change fonts as Francesco suggested
> (serif with suse serif, sans  serif with suse sans)
> suse serif and suse sans are not in the list provided under
> edit | preferences | Fonts & Colours
>
> Anybody know how to make them available on those lists?
>
> John
>
>
> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:26:25 +0100, Francesco Teodori
> <francesco.teodori@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  
>
> > John Ryan wrote: 
> >
> >
> > Hello, I recently installed SUSE 9.1 Pro on a laptop and on a desktop. Both
> > are connected over an Ethernet network to a HP Laserjet 4000N printer. I set
> > both up using the YAST GUI: YAST | Hardware | Printer, configured the
> > printer with the correct IP address, Set the model as HP Laserjet 4000,
> > printed a sample page and it worked fine. However, when I print a page from
> > a browser, the fonts are changed. Some of them are changed to one that is
> > very difficult to read. The problem occurs from both the laptop and desktop.
> > > From Windows on both, there is no problem. One of the machines had Suse 9.0
> > personal before, and there was no problem. Any ideas? regards, John I had
> > the same problem with Mozilla, I found that after changing the default fonts
> > (edit->preferences->appearence->fonts) (i.e. serif with suse serif, sans
> > serif with suse sans) printing is fine
> > Francesco
> >
> >    
>
>  
These are my settings:
Proportional: Sans Serif
Serif: SuSE Serif
Sans Serif: SUSE Sans
Cursive: SUSE Sans
Fantasy: SUSE Sans
Monospace: Bitstream Vera Sans

For the item Proportional, only Sans Serif or Serif options are 
available. Instead of SUSE serif and SUSE Sans you can use other fonts. 
The fundamental point is "do not use serif and/or sans serif"
Francesco