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Unreadable font in cdshelp

SharksFan

Hi,

This seems like such a lame issue to post here, but I've searched around and cannot find a solution yet.

My problem is that the font used in the cdshelp browser is unreadable for me.  It's small, cramped, and grainy.

I'm running Cadence on Java Desktop System for Solaris, which has a Gnome display interface. I'm launching Cadence Help v01.20-p009 from the IC6.1.4.500.7 release.

I'm attaching an image for people to look at so you can understand.

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  • SharksFan

    Thanks Andrew,

    It wasn't always this way for me, but the IT group at my company saw fit to overwrite my profile with all of their own settings recently, as a way to resolve a different problem I was having.  Bad idea. :(  It's been a nightmare getting everything back to a usable state again and I still have the other problem! [Sorry for the venting]  I've tried looking through all the .gnome and .gtkrc dirs and files, but no luck.

    I am assuming this problem is related, due to the timing of it cropping up only after my settings were changed. Of course, it could just be a coincidence.

    I appreciate your quick reply. It's good to know I'm not alone.

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  • SharksFan

    Thanks Andrew,

    It wasn't always this way for me, but the IT group at my company saw fit to overwrite my profile with all of their own settings recently, as a way to resolve a different problem I was having.  Bad idea. :(  It's been a nightmare getting everything back to a usable state again and I still have the other problem! [Sorry for the venting]  I've tried looking through all the .gnome and .gtkrc dirs and files, but no luck.

    I am assuming this problem is related, due to the timing of it cropping up only after my settings were changed. Of course, it could just be a coincidence.

    I appreciate your quick reply. It's good to know I'm not alone.

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