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The pattern 'openoffice_dir' refers to the directory of your installation. To suggest enhancements, corrections or additions please write a mail to. Nevertheless don't expect it to be complete or error free. This guide is written with the intention to be useful. If you have problems with older versions please update to the current stable release first and see if the problem has already been fixed. The problems described here refer to versions 641D and 1.0 on the Linux and the Solaris platform. This guide tries to give hints and backgrounds for the most frequent reported problems together with rules of thumb to get over them. If you find instances that need updating, let us know by sending a note to See the OpenOffice FAQ page on our official wiki Most of the information is now out of date. The button will be greyed out when the font is installed. You will need to do the above for each font that you want to use in Microsoft Word.These faq have been compiled over the span of OpenOffice's lifetime.

Click the button that says Install at the top to install your font.

Double-click on the extracted font file and it will open in Font Viewer.

If your font is in a ZIP archive, extract the archive to your desktop.

If you don’t know any sites, check out our listicle of some of the best free font sites.

Head over to the website that offers the font you need and download the font to your computer.

Close Microsoft Word if it’s running on your computer.

The following shows how to download and install a font on a Windows computer:

If you don’t have the font with you yet, you will need to download it first. If the font is already available, you can install it and it’s ready to use. Related: How to Install Fonts on iPhones and iPads This means, if you download and add a new font to your computer, you can use that with Word. It doesn’t have fonts of its own and it relies on your system to provide it with fonts. If you don’t already know, Word uses the fonts that are installed on your computer. Download and Install a Font on Your Computer

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