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#39 not able to view verses

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nobody
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2012-09-15
2003-07-26
Anonymous
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I am using RH9 on a Dell Optiplex 400Ghz System. I have
loaded all of the required dev rpms that are in the
install help docs. Gnomesword comes up and only shows
the verse numbers, but not the verse itself.
My box is running Gnome 2.2

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  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I submited this bug request before I found the update for
    RH9. My only disappointment is that the fonts are not crisp.
    I would like to find a way to have different fonts available
    for use.

    I thank the Gnomesword team and the Sword Project for making
    this program. I have used Gnomesword for several years.

    Dale Wilcox
    dwilcox@st-tel.net

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I submited this bug request before I found the update for
    RH9. My only disappointment is that the fonts are not crisp.
    I would like to find a way to have different fonts available
    for use.

    I thank the Gnomesword team and the Sword Project for making
    this program. I have used Gnomesword for several years.

    Dale Wilcox
    dwilcox@st-tel.net

     
  • Bart Kuik

    Bart Kuik - 2003-07-27

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    Simple solution :

    • Start the gtkhtml-properties-capplet (from the commandline
      or the 'run' menu)
    • choose for variable width 'helvetica (adobe)' with
      codepage ISO10646-1

    The problem is (afaik) that GNOME defaults to an ISO8859-1
    font, and gnomesword needs an ISO10646-1 font for hebrew and
    greek characters. If you want a real (and ugly without
    antialiasing) unicode font, see:

    http://www.crosswire.org/ucgi-bin/twiki/view/Faq/UnicodeFonts

    Personally, I find this a bug. Gnomesword is probably the
    only app on the computer it's installed on that needs
    ISO10646-1 fonts in combination with gtkhtml, so it needs
    its own fontchooser in the prefs, overriding the gtkhtml
    default.

    For smoother fonts, the wait is for the GNOME2 version of
    gnomesword.

     

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