On Mon, Aug 05, 2002 at 06:47:16PM -0500, Maya wrote: > I am running Debian Potato and GNOME2 on a P133. I would like to find > out if if there is a way to know if I have installed True Type Fonts on > this machine and if so how to remove this program. You see, I am not > able to print from some of the applications, i.e. Abiword, Balsa, Pan, > etc. Someone at Abisource told me that GnomePrinter has a problem > printing True Type Fonts and that this is the reason why I am having > problems printing. So, if I could remove the program that sends TTF to > GnomePrint then I would not have this problem any more, right? Hmm...you could probably "locate *ttf" to find true type fonts and then dpkg -S <filename.ttf> to find out which package the file comes from. But what is your print setup? Not all true type fonts that are installed may not be used by your printer. > > Thanks folks > > Oh, by the way, I have also installed ispell and iamerican, but none of > the GNOME applications can find the spell checker? Does ispell not work or the applications just can't file iamerican? If latter, check settings in /etc/alternatives for dictionaries. -- Jerome
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