FYI: Printing CJK fonts in KDE 3.0
I've just installed KDE 3.0 on my SuSE 7.3 system with the packages from ftp.kde.org. It seems that printing of CJK documents (like websites or KWord documents) works now pretty well with the Arphic TT-fonts. This wasn't possible with KDE 2.2.2. This is really great, because this delivers a relatively usable CJK-ready word processor for Linux. :-) Arne -- Boston, n.: Ludwig van Beethoven being jeered by 50,000 sports fans for finishing second in the Irish jig competition. [--- PGP key available on http://www.root42.de/ ---]
--- Arne Schmitz
I've just installed KDE 3.0 on my SuSE 7.3 system with the packages from ftp.kde.org. It seems that printing of CJK documents (like websites or KWord documents) works now pretty well with the Arphic TT-fonts. This wasn't possible with KDE 2.2.2. This is really great, because this delivers a relatively usable CJK-ready word processor for Linux. :-) Great! I was having the same frustration in KWord with Japanese TTFonts not printing as they looked on the screen. Can't wait to try it (KDE 3)!
Eric
Arne
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"Arne Schmitz"
I've just installed KDE 3.0 on my SuSE 7.3 system with the packages from ftp.kde.org. It seems that printing of CJK documents (like websites or KWord documents) works now pretty well with the Arphic TT-fonts. This wasn't possible with KDE 2.2.2. This is really great, because this delivers a relatively usable CJK-ready word processor for Linux. :-)
Yes, this is one of the really great features of the new Qt3 that it
can embed TrueType fonts into the PostScript output.
This makes the printout much more similar to the display on the screen
and also makes PostScript printing possible on PostScript printers
without CJK fonts.
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Mike Fabian
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