I suppose what I was thinking would be usefull was to have a directory
within the odt file called fonts. LO would check here first for fonts
called in the document. I could copy my custom TT or type 1 fonts here
thereby making my document portable.
This seems relatively simple. More work is involved if a font management
tool is desired (i.e. a panel listing fonts used in the document and
tick box for "Save with Document").
In regards the licensing issue, what is the difference between emailing
a document (with the font stored within) and emailing the document + the
font file. In both cases you have or have not broken the license
(depending on the conditions)
This could even promote the use of free fonts, when you can't even
transfer a document in Arial between Linux and Mac without loss of
formatting it could be a big plus to be the only suite to be able to
offer true document portability.
I could use Andale Sans or Albany AMT and not have to worry about how it
would format on Windows. I would not be encouraged to copy licensed
fonts from my windows machine to my linux/mac machines to be certain
documents created in linux/mac formatted correctly on windows
steve
On 21/03/11 7:46 AM, Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
Hi.
Font embedding reloes on the format used by the suite. Currently only PDF
has this ability.
Best,
Charles.
Le 20 mars 2011, 3:21 PM, "aqualung"<xfekdcugjrkz@mailinator.com> a écrit :
Jason Corfman-2 wrote:> > But embedding a font into a document> for
editing purposes quickly sli...
Isn't it the font that determines what you can do with it?
Fonts that allow embedding are either "editable" or "installable". Surely
there is no legal issue if the font explicitly allows you to embed it in one
of these two ways? When a font does not explicitly allow it then a software
should not make it possible, either; that goes without saying.
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