- Navigate to the following Ubuntu menus.
Application > Add/Remove... - Install Fonty Python. This is a font manager for Ubuntu. It's similar to Adobe Type Manager. Find below attached screenshot.
- Open Fonty Python.
- Navigate to the following Fonty Python's menu Help > Help F1.
- The help window will open. Follow instructions on this page.
- Open OpenOffice. Find the font under the font menu.
Option 2 : For advanced Users
- Close all OpenOffice windows.
- Download the font you want from the following site. For example Arial Narrow. Find below attached screenshot to clarify download link location.
http://www.free-fonts-ttf.org/true-t...ns.htm?page=32 - Copy the fonts to your fonts directory. This directory is located under. This is optional but you can create sub-folders inside this directory.
/usr/share/fonts/truetype - If you do not have access to copy the fonts the the above folder then type in the following command in TERMINAL.
Code:gksudo nautilus
- Nautilus file browser will open.
- Use Nautilus to copy the fonts to your .fonts directory.
- To rebuild your fonts list. Type in the following command in TERMINAL
Code:sudo fc-cache -vf
- Open OpenOffice. Find the font under the font menu.
- That's it. Now you can read .doc or .docx that comes from other people who uses this font.


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