Substitute fonts, "Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Fonts" not available

[alanterra]

I really feel stupid asking this, but the help file says use “Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Fonts” to substitute fonts.
I just installed LibreOffice 7.6 for MacOS Silicon, and my Tools menu doesn’t have an “Options” entry. Has this command moved?

[Wanderer]

@alanterra

Has this command moved?

Not recently, but
guidelines for MacOS demand another place (hopefully known to Users): Preferences. See:

Tools > Options does not exist on MacOS

Indeed LibreOffice follows Mac OSX standards in this regards, and the preferences are in the global application menu-entry (and also uses the Mac-standard shortcut of <command>+, for that). While this is reflected in LibreOffice’s help, most of the users use either Windows or linux, so on mailinglists and most other resources you’ll find Tools | Options, and only rarely the special case for Mac is mentioned. Similar for the keycombos - where it is <ctrl>+<key> on Windows or Linux, it is <command>…

[alanterra]

Thanks, Wanderer. I thought that might be the case, but looking at the (immense) preferences dialog, I didn’t realize that the “fonts” entry was the replacement table. It’s obvious now that I look at it more carefully.

Cheerio