- How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Word
- How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Free
- How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Pdf
- How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice File
Mangal Hindi Font Free Download Mangal Font is by default install in Windows Operating System You can check in your system goto Control Panel - Fonts - Search for Mangal you will find it. Typing in Hindi (or any other script for the matter) in Windows is independent of application you are using. That means, once you have set your preferred language to be Hindi, then whether it is Word, Excel or PowerPoint in your case, it should wo. If necessary, select the options to enable support for Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) and support for CTL (complex text layout) languages such as Hindi, Thai, Hebrew, and Arabic. If you choose either of these options, the next time you open this dialog, you will see some extra choices under Language Settings, as shown below. Softwares supporting hindi unicode including Open Office. If you want hindi fonts ttf-devanagri package should be installed. Its possible to do similarly in GNOME also where you have a switcher applet which you can add to your desktop. Add - Utility - Keyboard layout switcher (for Gnome. On Linux, you'll have to use tools like ttmkfdir (for TrueType fonts). Also, your OS needs to be Unicode enabled. OSs like Windows 2000/XP have an Indic language pack which when installed, installs the font Mangal for Devanagari, along with a Hindi input locale and keyboard (INSCRIPT). We want to install Open Office on linux and write hindi content. We are using mangal font for content writing. How to install Mangal in linux (2) how to install.
How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Word
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HOWTO: Install OpenOffice LocalizedSo you want to install openoffice(or maybe openoffice-ximian, this howto should work for both, just change the name where necessary)
so open konsole/xterm/whatever... then 'su' to root and type
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| emerge openoffice |
if it works, you're done reading, if not you would get an ugly code saying
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| * **************************************************************** * It is important to note that OpenOffice.org is a very fragile * build when it comes to CFLAGS. A number of flags have already * been filtered out. If you experience difficulty merging this * package and use agressive CFLAGS, lower the CFLAGS and try to * merge again. * **************************************************************** * Unknown LANGUAGE setting! * * Known LANGUAGE settings are: * ENUS | PORT | RUSS | GREEK | DTCH | FREN | SPAN | FINN | CAT | ITAL | * CZECH | SLOVAK | DAN | SWED | POL | GER | PORTBR | THAI | ESTONIAN | * JAPN | KOREAN | CHINSIM | CHINTRAD | TURK | HINDI | ARAB | HEBREW !!! ERROR: app-office/openoffice-XXX failed. !!! Function set_languages, Line 194, Exitcode 0 !!! (no error message) |
How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Free
suppose we want to install openoffice in italian(borchisuggested that 'more languages are supported but those listed in ebuild' so if you want to experiment theoretically you should manually hack the ebuild...)
we would do an
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| LANGUAGE=ITAL emerge openoffice |
if it didn't work keep on reading
ok so let's take a look at what is actually $LANGUAGE set to
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| echo $LANGUAGE |
then
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| export LANGUAGE='ITAL' |
and one more time let's look at our variable
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| echo $LANGUAGE |
it said ITAL? ok let's try to
How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice Pdf
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| emerge openoffice |
and it still gives us the same error, you would say WHY? everyone just says to set the language variable...
well don't worry i found a fix we just type this
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| env-update |
now just run
How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice File
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| emerge openoffice |
that's it , if it doesn't work, then i guess your only way to install it would be to hack the .ebuild which is in /usr/portage/app-office/openoffice/name_of_ebuild.ebuild
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you need A LOT of free space, at least more than 1 GB... i don't know how much exactly...
I've been having some font problems in OpenOffice so i read
http://www.openoffice.org/FAQs/fontguide.html, THE thing that solved the problems was that i checked(as in clicked/set to on) the 'do NOT use anti-alias' for fonts smaller than 8 pixels(don't know how the option is called exactly in english...)
P.S. you might want to check the bug report for this ebuild if you are having problems, though i know you're too lazy to do that :p
Enjoy
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