RTF (Rich Text Format)

[Cyber Source]

You will also want to make a symbolic link in your home folder to this 
fonts location then. As a user in ~ run "ln -s 
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF/ .fonts" (that is a space before the 
.fonts). This will create a folder linking to the fonts location. This 
is necessary for GNOME, not sure about KDE. Log out and log back in for 
recognition and you should be all set.

Robert Meyer wrote:

>I suspect that most of your problem is fonts.  Most M$ systems will use
>proprietary  fonts as a default.  The only real choice is to copy Windows fonts
>into your Linux system and install them.  You want to get
>c:\windows\system\fonts\*.ttf, copy them to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF.  Then
>go to that directory and run 'mkfontscale', then 'mkfontdir'.  This should
>solve the formatting problems.  YMMV.
>
>Cheers!
>
>Bob
>--- "Robert F. Stockdale IV" <javabob at adelphia.net> wrote:
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>>Hello everyone: 
>>    I just recently converted my wife's notebook (used as a desktop) 
>>over to Suse 9.1. For her work they are all Windoze users and sent her 
>>forms via email in rtf format. These forms need to be edited and 
>>submitted back in rtf format. I've tried OpenOffice, Kword Ted (which I 
>>had to compile and install) and Lyx. Nothing I've tried loads the page 
>>correctly. Does anyone have experience editing M$ rtf documents and 
>>saving them back as rtf. She needs these reports to be done and I don't 
>>want her to tell me to put WinBlows XP (Xtra Problems) back on it. Any 
>>suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>>Bob
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