Bug#273654: Debian Bug #273654
Tom Parker said on Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 02:08:09PM +0200,:
> Mahesh T. Pai wrote:
> >I suspect this problem is specific to URW fonts -- will verify and
> >report back.
>
> If this is the case, then which version of gsfonts do you have
> installed? Does 'debsums -csl gsfonts' produce any output? I'm using
> 8.14+v8.11-0.1 (current unstable).
>
> >I just notice that the `print directly' button does not work at all
> >in fact none of printing works at all -- I need to export to ps / pdf
> >and print the exported file. How do I rule out a misconfiguration
> >problem?
>
> Debian openoffice is using the native CUPS support. If you haven't got
> CUPS installed, then edit /etc/openoffice/openoffice.conf and uncomment
> the "export SAL_DISABLE_CUPS=1" line. When that line is uncommented, you
> can run oopadmin to setup printers, whereas by default it pulls all of
> the printer info from CUPS.
I confirm that the problem has now vanished.
This how I have done it.
I upgraded gsfonts to 8.14+v8.11-0.1, and uncommented the line in
OOo.conf
After opening a new file (invoked ooffice from the command line, and
ctrl + N), right `click > character > Font effects' caused one crash.
Created a yet another new empty file, gave it a name before doing
anything, closed ooffice, reopened ooffice, opened file, and once
again went through the right click > character > Font effects
sequence, and nothing happened.
Previously (with the older version of gsfonts) it was crashing every
time I opened the fonts or `font effect' tabs in either the
`character' or `edit paragraph style' menu.
(Deleting the .lock file in $HOME/.openoffice/ was not use earlier -
it still used to crash).
(URW palladio is the default font here; but I use others too).
Thanks for the great work this team is doing.
--
Mahesh T. Pai <<>> http://paivakil.port5.com
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