Hi, I''ve got a couple of questions, firstly: I couldn''t see a good way to configure a default font. What I''ve ended up doing is the following in ~/.fonts.conf : <match target="pattern"> <test qual="all" name="family" compare="not_contains"> <string>Arial</string> </test> <test qual="all" name="family" compare="not_contains"> <string>Times New Roman</string> </test> <test qual="all" name="family" compare="not_contains"> <string>Trebuchet MS</string> </test> [ Ad nauseum for every single other font on the system ] <edit mode="assign_replace" name="family" binding="strong"> <string>Helvetica Neue</string> </edit> </match> Is there a sensible way of doing this? Secondly, I want to force Opera to not use Arial. It''s propriatary software that doesn''t respect its own configuration. I did this using: <alias> <family>real_Ar14L</family> <accept><family>Arial</family></accept> </alias> <match target="pattern"> <test qual="all" name="family" compare="not_contains"> <string>real_Ar14L</string> </test> etc as above. which results in $ fc-match Arial hlr_____.pfb: "Helvetica Neue" "Regular" $ fc-match real_Ar14L arial.ttf: "Arial" "Normal" That fixes Opera. But is there a way to get the name real_Ar14L into the list output by fc-list, or better, just rename Arial so "Arial" isn''t in the list? That would probably also fix Acrobat too... Thanks, Laurence