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Jonas_
Germany
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 Posted - 09/28/2018 : 09:49:44 AM
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Hi everyone,
I have realized that the output of my graphs as a pdf on 2 different systems for me is different.
The 2017 version exports the pdf as expected: it is a file with the font included and fully scalable without any issues. See this example here:
https://uploadfiles.io/b0zy9
The 2018 version exports the pdf, and somehow transfers the font into a sum of many triangles/rectangels, which appears to be a vector graphic but is edgy. See this exampel:
https://uploadfiles.io/ewh2u
If I print the graph on this system as a pdf, it works out smoothly, but I would prefere not to use this workaround.
Does anyone know, what the reason might be. Is it possible that I have somehow miss-configurated one of licenses?
If there is any additional info that I can provide, I would be happy to do so. Thanks in advance!
-Jonas
2 Systems:
Win10 - Origin2018G(64 bit)
Win10 - Origin2018G(64 bit) SR2 |
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AmandaLu
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Posted - 09/29/2018 : 02:08:24 AM
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Hi,
We cannot reproduce the problem here. Did you change any system variable in Origin2018? For example, @TO or @TOB? You can select Tools: System Variables to know about it.
Do you use remote desktop?
Thanks,
Amanda
OriginLab Technical Service
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Jonas_
Germany
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Posted - 10/01/2018 : 08:02:29 AM
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Hi,
yes, I use remote desktop.
And if I use the computer directly the problem does not occur.
Therefore, the issue is solved, thank you!
Is there a way, to avoid the troubles with remote desktop?
-Jonas |
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exporting as pdf results in edgy 'fonts'