Install Times New Roman Debian
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I have to write essay for colledge almost every week but they want us to write in word, font times new roman and size 12 so i want to ask, can i download times new. Aug 26, 2013 There are some situations when you need to use the Microsoft Times New Roman font, for example on your Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint or any other Debian based.
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I use KDE mainly, so I'll tell you what works there - open the fonts folder you have just copied in, double click the first font file. You should see an example of what the font looks like and an install button. Hit the install button. Ok the finished message and return to the main part of that folder.
Repeat for the rest of the font files. If you do it as a user, they will be enabled for that user. If you do it by opening the file manager as super user, they will be applied system wide. I did some reading and it looks like this is ok to do, but I'm having trouble figuring it out.
Ubuntu Install Times New Roman
I'm using slackware and fluxbox, so KDE or rpm based methods probably aren't going to work. I found the ttf file and moved it to the TTF folder (there isn't one named truetype), but I'm not sure what you mean by the dir and scale files and I can't find information on them other than utilities that I don't have that automatically create them. Also, my XF86Config has several fontpaths but that TTF directory isn't one of them.
Is there a reason why all these other folders and included but TTF isn't? Is there some lack of support for truetype fonts or something like that?
EDIT: Sorry for the multiple posts. I just put the ttf file in the /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/local directory and it seems to appear and work fine in OOo.
Is there any reason why I need to deal with those dir and scale files now? Thanks again.