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| Text may not appear accurately on screen when the font used by the printer is different than the font used on screen. Consult your printer documentation for more information on font substitution.
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Default text character height is set in the Text Defaults dialog. See "Text Defaults".
Dimension number height is affected by scaling the same way text is and is set in the Dimension Defaults dialog. See "Dimension Defaults".
The following tables detail the resulting print height when character height is assigned at a given scale. These tables can be used to determine the necessary character height for printed output of a certain size.
The relationship between character height and printed scale is also addressed in the Text Specification dialog. See "Sizing Text".
If, for example, you print or send a view to layout at 1/8"=1' scale, refer to Section A.
In Section A, find your Desired Print Height, then note the Necessary Character Height that you need to use.
For text in layout views to be 1/8" high, for example, the character height in the drawing needs to be set at 12.
The following table is a metric equivalent of the imperial dimensioning system.
| Different fonts may introduce slight variations in text height. When conducting your own printing tests to determine optimal text height in a Layout, we recommend using a true-type or open-type font.
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