I just opened Puppy's Console window, on the desktop, and typed in spadmin and the Printer Administration window appeared. "Under UNIX based platforms, the printer administration program spadmin is provided to help you set up printers, faxes and fonts for use with the software.Ĭall the printer administration program spadmin as follows:Ĭhange to the /program directory.Īfter it starts, the window of the printer administration program spadmin appears." I could not find the Printer Admin program loction you mentioned in #2 above, (I'm using Puppy 2.03CE (Community Edition), so I went to the help file of OO 2.0 and found this info: It turns it into quite a good desktop publishing system. Click on "OK", a progress bar should appear.Įcomoney wrote:Heres a quick trick I learnt to add windows truetype fonts fonts to open office. Select the fonts you want from the list (or even click select all - I havnt noticed a big decrease in speed even with all 35mb of fonts installed!).ħ.
Select the directory of the fonts you want to install, or the directory that you inzipped my fontpack to.Ħ. Click on the "." box next to the source directory. A box should appear listing all of the installed fonts. A box should come up listing the fonts installed. If you dont have a link to it, this can be found in puppy in /usr/local/OOo-2.0/program/spadminĤ. Open the OO2 printer administration program. To save you time ive downloaded all of the free fonts on there, and zipped them up.
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You can download these from many places on the internet. It turns it into quite a good desktop publishing system.ġ. Heres a quick trick I learnt to add windows truetype fonts fonts to open office.
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