KDE 3.5 fonts from withing XFCE

Hi there;
I am using XFCE, with Openbox as a window manager, up until KDE4.1 came along (to the repos) I have managed changing fonts of KDE apps using 'kcontrol', now it is no longer available.
KDE's 'systemsettings' can change the KDE 4.1 apps fonts nicely, but it doesnt change the fonts of KDE3.5 apps
I have tried both /usr/bin/qtconfig and /opt/qt/bin/qtconfig and they do not affect font settings as well.
Any clues?

I'm currently running a few standalone kde packages and don't have kcontrol to double check firsthand, but i grabbed this off a kde wiki:
wiki wrote:
How can I get sounds notifications working in KDE without aRts:
in KControl -> Sound & System Notification -> Sound System -> disable arts (uncheck Enable Sound System). Then go to KControl -> Sound & System Notification -> System Notifications -> More Options -> Player Settings (click on it) -> Use external player (check that) open the dialog, choose the player you like for example /usr/bin/ogg123 or aplay.

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Jacek Poplawski wrote:
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My question: Is it "safe" to install these fonts on my 10.6.4 machine?
Yes.
Or could the ancient fonts cause some kind of operating system meltdown or panic or whatever?
Only if they conflict with other fonts, or are corrupt.
Perhaps the OS 8 & OS 9 fonts are safe, but not the System 6 and System 7 fonts?
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It does depend on where you're reading about these old fonts. One site notes that TrueType fonts were introduced in System 7. Another states that there were TrueType fonts in System 6.
And even if they are safe to install: Will they work?
Yes. I have tons of old fonts; Mac TrueType from OS 9 and earlier, Type 1 PS fonts from way back, etc. They all work just fine.
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in bigger companies thinks come slow :-) Actually we are switching from 10.4.11 with Quark 6.52 and FontReserve to 10.6.8 with Adobe CS5 and FontBook.
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