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Erwin Oman

Hello,
I have been using D-Cad for many years to create industry standards. I am now using Deltacad 8.0. Unfortunately, when I capture the graphics and paste it in my word document, the fonts sometimes squeeze together. The representation of the final product is not appealing.
Also, lately, since I moved to Windows 11, when I select my geometry (I select only the immediate part of the graphics) and paste it onto my word document, the captured window to be pasted is much larger than taken from the delta Cad file.
Can you offer suggestions/recommendations on how to ensure that the fonts remain the same when transferring to a word file and secondly, what can be done to ensure that only the zone I selected will be the one pasted onto the word file?.
I have tried Arial fonts and am now using Times New Roman CE

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WillyZ

Used for years doing hardware store floor plan layouts and merchandising.

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I've used the basic macro in DeltaCad to design sundials, both large and small for the last 20+ years. The macro allows sophisticated computations for setting various aspects of the sundial with great precision (such as hour lines). There exists a great number of DeltaCad basic scripts for a wide variety of sundials...some that are very unusual.

I've used DeltaCad to export DXF files for cutting aluminum vertical sundials that are approximately 12x15 feet (4mx5m) and have had no problem of commercial houses using the DXF files.

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