Fonts in logon dialog box

On my Sony Vaio PCG-C1VE with a strange display size (1024x480), the fonts all looked horrible (scaled) until I "restated" them. For example, I changed "Helvetica 11" to "Helvetica 11" and it now looks fine. I imagine this is due to the font path being searched in some strange order ?! Anyway, t

RE: printer not in printer-options

I have the same problem, plus another lprng issue. Printer is a networked PS printer, so printcap contains rm=PRINTERNAME, rp=PORT1. 1. Installed lpr (not lprng). # lpr a.ps - works kword - sees the printer, but nothing comes out. 2. Installed lprng # lpr a.ps - error messages complaining abo

Konsole button font

At the bottom of my Konsole (1.0.1 on KDE 2.1.1) window, there are a couple of buttons: one says "New" and the other says, I think, "Terminal No 1". I can't be sure because the font is HORRIBLE. All my other KDE fonts are fine (thanks to a lot of TrueType). How can I change this particular font

Users on KDM logon screen

Warning: newbie, please flame gently... I checked the archives (quickly) but didn't find this. Just did a dist-upgrade on unstable and got new "everything", notably KDE 2.2.2. [Actually KDE broke quite badly, but after several rounds of --force-overwrite and renaming a number of .dpkg-tmp files,

Can't see bottom of dialog box

I'm trying to set the proxy info in Konqueror and my limited screen size (1024 x 480) on the Vaio C1VE means that I can't fill in all the fields in the dialog box, or indeed find the OK button. Is there some way (control-shift-alt-drag, etc) to have the desktop pan across a larger virtual window ?

Ignore: Can't see bottom of dialog box

Please ignore this, I found it (used "Virtual" in the Display section). If only I had time to use X and KDE professionally, instead of fighting Windoze all day at work and scraping time together for Debian. Sigh. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Tr

RE: Can't see bottom of dialog box

> I think many of us have been in this stage before. The trick > is that you can > use the ALT+LEFT_CLICK on your mouse to move any window > anywhere on your > desktop. Hope that helps. Well now, I'd tried that, and it didn't work. I assumed that maybe KDE had disabled this X feature for so