
Scribus Generator turns any beautiful document into a template to create an original set based on your data, on top of the Scribus opensource PAO studio. Your imagination is the limit for creating beautiful yearbooks, personalised weedings invitations, game cards decks, clubs rosters, art or work portfolio and many more. Open source high-quality pdf template and mail-merge alternative. Scribus Generator: Create beautiful documents with data.

Template and Mail-Merge-like engine, to generate beautilful documents automatically from your spreadsheet content, in PDF of Scribus OpenSource PAO format.

Open source pdf (and Scribus) template and mail-merge alternative. ScribusGenerator Create beautiful documents with data. You may need to use an alternative.ScribusGenerator | Create beautiful documents with data. On Linux systems not all fonts are named as you might expect them to be.

If you can give more details of what exactly is wrong we can probably help you more. Otherwise, if the fonts you listed were installed before you installed Scribus then it looks like Scribus may have rejected them as not being usable for some reason (and the reasons can be varied).

(You must have no document open to do this.) If your fonts are installed in a non-standard place then use "Preferences / Fonts / Additional Paths" to add the path to your fonts and restart Scribus. I can't tell if you're saying that the listed fonts which are on your system are not usable through Scribus, or if you simply don't have those fonts on your system.įor your information: Scribus doesn't come with any fonts included, it only uses those which are already present on your machine - either in the usual font folder(s), which depends on your OS and its configuration - or in the folder where your document is. Viliksar, could you explain a bit more about what your problem is please?
