finding fonts

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  1. donkey42

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    hi guys,
    is there anyway to find out which fonts a program is using, so i know which fonts i need to install on Wine, cos all the ?????? dont make much sense to me)

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    also can anyone suggest a easy to use mobile phone (cell phone) software (preferably with a GUI available)

    TIA

    Edit: obviously trying to run Win software on Wine
     
  2. Anti-Trend

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  3. donkey42

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    thankies, i was just googling it, but not having much luck
     
  4. kenji san

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    Just a guess, but I think you need msfonts. The debian package is called msttcorefonts.
     
  5. donkey42

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    thankies, started dowloading in konsole :beer:
     
  6. donkey42

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    nope, didn't work, putting msttcorefonts in, look
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    Edit:i will keep trying
     
  7. kenji san

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    If synaptic lets you search for package discriptions, seach for anything this reference to "microsoft". The debian package search is down, is I can't look for it. The package in FreeBSD is called msttf. It may also be possible that the package you installed did not install the fonts correctly. Did you restart X after installing? New fonts require a restart of the X server to bring them up. You may even need to add the path to your new fonts in the xorg.conf file under "Paths".
     
  8. donkey42

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    no just a simulated Wine reboot
    will do that then
    i'll try that after restarting X, & if that doesn't work i'll fire up synaptic:beer:thanks
     

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