Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 59427
Cordia would be a better choice of default font for Thai in Impress
Last modified: 2013-08-07 15:01:25 UTC
Cordia would be a better choice for a default font in Thai than Angsana, since - Cordia is the Thai equivalent of a Sans Serif font - Angsana is the Thai equivalent of a Serif font - the default Western font in Impress is Arial, which is a Sans Serif font
Created attachment 32696 [details] Patch for Thai font names config
The above patch also - makes header font for Writer be Cordia rather than Angsana - makes font for Calc be Tahoma (see issue 59408) - adds fallbacks to NECTEC open source Thai fonts
Reassigned.
localization/internationalization features/enhancements should not be on the requirements pile... reassigning to l10n, default owner. Please decide whether changing the font is desireable or not. To me it is. Having sans-serif for western and serif for thai is not very straightforward and should be changed. Regarding "adds fallbacks to NECTEC open source Thai fonts": I'm not convinced that a fallback should be added in the list of fonts to try for UI-font, (if it is a real fallback). So when these fonts can be used as a replacement for other, well-known fonts, then they should be added to the corresponding sources (I guess somewhere in gsl) so OOo can benefit from that fallback in regular documents as well.
reassign for review.
->hdu: Any objections?
I have no preferences here so this would be fine by me, but see issue 56145 and especially the specification mentioned there. Unless the spec gets adjusted to these new wishes I cannot apply the patch.
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Changed in CWS vclxcu01.
HDU->ES: please verify in CWS vclxcu01
Reassigned re-open issue and reassign to sba@openoffice.org
reassign to sba@openoffice.org
reset resolution to FIXED
SBA->ES: As discussed, please take over. re-open issue and reassign to es@openoffice.org
reassign to es@openoffice.org
Verified in vclxcu01
Also added CordiaUPC as fallback.
Ok in src680m168