Font features are accessible via careful font namingĭownloads Windows OOo 3.0.0 RC1 (English).

Exports documents using Graphite fonts to PDF.

The UI can be set to display in any Graphite font.

Enables the display and input of text using any Graphite font.

All applications have integration with Graphite, as support has been added as a component of OpenOffice's complex text rendering subsystem.

The demo documents available below demonstrate Writer using Graphite fonts though we have also used versions of this software to display presentations in non-Roman scripts. This enables all the applications in the suite to render and edit text displayed in Graphite fonts. Graphite support is integrated at the graphics system layer, and so is available to the entire suite of applications. It would appear that OOo 2.4.x is expecting java, but from what source ?īTW, OOo 2.4.This is a beta release of the Graphite integration into. I know that java and javascript are heavily (and often maliciously) used in browsers, but I doubt that what I'm now 'sposed to do is to somehow sneak a copy of an Iceweasel plugin over into my OOo installation. Which is why Issyer's comment is so welcome. I got a message that can be translated as 'huh?' Where it seems that this is a not-invented-here issue. I've posted this lament over on the OOo forum: It took sixteen X-clicks to close this very persistent popup window.

Then, when I attempted to open the format picture menu, I was greeted with a popup message to the effect that my java runtime environment was damaged. JPG image (that OOo put into a table in too-small size) was impossible unless I did so manually (expanding one direction at a time) because on increasing the width (with ratio maintained constant) the height stopped increasing after reaching a certain, too small level. After considerable help from my paid consultant, I managed to exorcise the severely compromised 2.0.4 from my PC and then obtain the DEB's of 2.4.x from However, while composing a new report, I found that changing the size of a large. Anyway deb version goes without built-in jre.

Openoffice 2.4