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Re: Mozilla (was: Re: Why MSIE sucks for the HTML writer)
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lugnet.off-topic.geek
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Thu, 23 Mar 2000 04:07:53 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.geek, Dan Boger writes:
> > Navigator 4.6-4.7, OTOH, handles the TrueType lookups just fine, but always
> > displays them in 12 pt. :-(
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> as far as I can tell, mozilla has no problems showing any kind of fonts
> - though I never bothered to install to many. What X server are you
> using? As a rule, font problems are related to xfs, and not to the
> application...
I'm using the xfs that came with RHL 6.1...
If I fire up xfontsel and look at arial, for example, and set the pxlsz to
a variety of numbers, they all look correct and beautifully hinted. I can
recognize individual character glyphs as being True-Type specific to this
font (they're way better than Type-1's at this small size). But in Netscape
they're stuck at 12 pt. (this is a bug in NN for Linux according to what I've
read as well as experienced), and in Mozilla it force-substitutes some other
non-TrueType font even though the Fonts dialog still says arial or times new
roman or courier new...hmm...
> nope, no tricks - but never had any kind of problems... :/
What fonts do you have set in your Mozilla Fonts dialog?
--Todd
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