Are there some free or non-free font packages that might fix this?
NB: I have ttf-mscorefonts-installer, among others.
Thanks,
Johannes
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FWIW the document _prints_ fine from OO.o 3.0.
On screen, however, greek fonts are replaced by upright or slanted
rectangles.
Any hints, what's wrong?
Thankful regards,
Johannes
I _suspect_ that the 'Symbol' font has been used for the Greek
characters. (Could you check that?)
And the Symbol font is not installed by default. It's not in OO.o's
font drop-down list, right? It's not in msttcorefonts either.
So, you would have to get symbol.ttf from some Windows installation,
and install it just by putting it into /usr/local/share/fonts or into
~/.fonts .
I think it _prints_ fine because Cups has a font named Symbol in
/usr/share/cups/fonts. AFAICS, it's not meant for display on screen.
You are right!
> And the Symbol font is not installed by default. It's not in OO.o's
> font drop-down list, right? It's not in msttcorefonts either.
You are right!
> So, you would have to get symbol.ttf from some Windows installation,
> and install it just by putting it into /usr/local/share/fonts or into
> ~/.fonts .
Some searching on my system and with apt-file, dpkg -S, etc. revealed
that the package xfonts-mathml has some files that look relevant:
$ apt-file search Symbol\. |grep font
[...]
xfonts-mathml: /usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1/Symbol.afm
xfonts-mathml: /usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1/Symbol.pfb
xfonts-mathml: /usr/share/fonts/type1/mathml/Symbol.afm
xfonts-mathml: /usr/share/fonts/type1/mathml/Symbol.pfb
[...]
Installing xfonts-mathml fixed it.
Thanks for your help!
Cheers,
Johannes