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Configure fonts for legacy X applications

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<p>Modern applications use a system called "FontConfig" to obtain the list of fonts. Older applications, such as OpenOffice 1.x, GIMP 1.x, etc. use the previous "core X fonts" mechanism for this.</p><p>Selecting this option will inform the installer to create the necessary files so that these older applications can use the fonts you install.</p><p>Please note, however, that this will slow down the installation process.<p>

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Configure fonts for Ghostscript

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<p>When printing, most applications create what is know as PostScript. This is then sent to a special application, named Ghostscript, which can interpret the PostScript and send the appropriate instructions to your printer. If your application does not embed whatever fonts it uses into the PostScript, then Ghostscript needs to be informed as to which fonts you have installed, and where they are located.</p><p>Selecting this option will create the necessary Ghostscript config files.</p><p>Please note, however, that this will also slow down the installation process.</p><p>As most applications can, and do, embed the fonts into the PostScript before sending this to Ghostscript, this option can safely be disabled.

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You have enabled a previously disabled option. Would you like the config files updated now? (Normally they are only updated upon installing, or removing, a font.)

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Update

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Do Not Update

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General

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Full Name

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Family