On October 14th I posted a request for help with a font problem.... but no response - no help
dave_halseth
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What do I need to do to resolve a problem with the pdf fonts in the help documents? When I open the help files some of the fonts are so big that the letters take up a quarter of the page and the overlap each other - so I cannot read the help documents.
rather than copying the example again, please see my request for help on October 14th.
TIA ( I hope!)
Dave H
rather than copying the example again, please see my request for help on October 14th.
TIA ( I hope!)
Dave H
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Ok, after making this post I tried to go back to my request of Oct 14th, but I couldn't find it, but I found the pdf of the example of what happens when I try to open a pdf. Go to ~ page 25, fore example.
I hope this works this time.
https://us.v-cdn.net/5022071/uploads/editor/ji/pv2hp6x9pjnt.pdf
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By the way, when I added the information ( the entry at 1:10 AM ) it automatically changed the status of my request to "Answered." Is there any way that I can toggle the status back to "unanswered" ?
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Hi Dave. Your fastest route to help is to use the "Feedback" button in Onshape and open a support ticket.
I haven't heard of anyone else with this issue, but I definitely see what you are talking about from your PDF. Going to "Help in PDF Format" (https://cad.onshape.com/help/PDF/Onshape.pdf), things look fine for me. My guess is that you have a problem with your local fonts. Regardless, open up a support ticket and we can try to sort this out.John Rousseau / VP, Technical Operations / Onshape Inc.0 -
When I open the pdf linked to in the OP's second post, I see the same messed up fonts he reports
That's on a Windows 7 machine, Chrome browser.0 -
@andrew_troup - What about opening the link in my post above?John Rousseau / VP, Technical Operations / Onshape Inc.0
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I can't reproduce this on Windows 8 and Chrome. I don't have Windows 7 handy.John Rousseau / VP, Technical Operations / Onshape Inc.0
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That works fine for me.john_rousseau said:@andrew_troup - What about opening the link in my post above?
I didn't realise the first link I opened had been re-saved by the OP - I assumed (presumably wrongly?) that it was still the Onshape original.
I wonder if he is using some 3rd party pdf software, rather than Adobe Acrobat Pro version, or whatever has replaced it (whose name I prefer to forget)
I do recognise there have been major problems on occasion with both of these, too0 -
By many of us, it will be still considered as unanswered until you pick best answer(s) and color changes to green.dave_halseth said:By the way, when I added the information ( the entry at 1:10 AM ) it automatically changed the status of my request to "Answered." Is there any way that I can toggle the status back to "unanswered" ?
I remember your original post and I can see your problem then and now (chromebook&chrome).
What is your operating system, browser and pdf reader? Where did you download the pdf? Did you try to dl again?
@john_rousseau 's link seems to work fine for me.
//rami0


