On Friday 08 October 2010 07:39:13 Tőkés Ábel wrote:
10/8/2010 11:27 AM keltezéssel, Tavmjong Bah írta:
I guess you'll have to wait until a Windows expert replies (I use Linux). You could take a look at this site:
http://www.inkscapeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=356
Tav
Thanks for the advice, though it didn't help much. The FAQ writes about a similar issue, but it is supposed to be solved in 0.48. Izirajder writes about installing fonts in Windoze, but it doesn't help me, because these fonts have already been installed.
These fonts are true type, so they should be fully supported.
Anyone knows something more?
Abel
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It sounds to me like the font is installed where Inkscape can't see it. I use Linux also, but on my Win XP partition fonts are found in C:/windows/Fonts It sounds like you modified two versions of the font and placed them where Inkscape can see them, but the unmodified versions are placed where Inkscape can't see them.
I always suggest that Windows users keep a Knoppix or a Slax cdr on hand. When you boot one of them you can use the Linux search tools to find files quickly, even if they are protected or hidden in some way. You could cd to the main Wndows partition (perhaps sda1) and use this command line: find . -name fontname.ttf The period is important.