CAD printing issues

2008-02-04View Original

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A text segment that was written smoothly in CAD, why does it become overlapping and misaligned when printed? This post was last edited by zhang441326 on 2008-2-19 10:01.]

Reply #22008-02-15

Overlapping, misalignment – it seems to be related to the printer as well. Send over the image to take a look

Reply #32008-02-16

I’ve never encountered this issue; the original poster, please post a picture to take a look

Reply #42008-02-17

I’ve encountered this issue with CAD as well; it happened because the paper wasn’t placed properly. If there are no problems in the preview, this should not occur.

Reply #52008-02-24

I’ve encountered this phenomenon as well; in most cases, it happens because the font used for drawing is not available when printing, and since a different computer is being used, another font is used in its place! Do any of you have any other suggestions? Those who work in design often run into such problems!

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