problem with quota diameto

[Hole]

a greeting to the whole forum.

I think I'll have to format the pc in a while and reinstall everything.
among the many annoying errors that have recently appeared to me, today is presented one that I cannot solve:
When I go to quote a diameter, the symbol is automatically displayed in front of the value. strangely today instead of the diameter symbol I appear the letter n tiny.
How can I solve the problem?

 

[stefanobruno]

a greeting to the whole forum.

I think I'll have to format the pc in a while and reinstall everything.
among the many annoying errors that have recently appeared to me, today is presented one that I cannot solve:
When I go to quote a diameter, the symbol is automatically displayed in front of the value. strangely today instead of the diameter symbol I appear the letter n tiny.
How can I solve the problem?

What do you mean?
Did you mount all service packs?

Bye.

 

[Peppe]

is not the famous problem of windows hottfix??? ? ?
See you This is what debate. . .

 

[diegus]

try to see if the proposed solution here works:http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?siteid=123112&id=4459168&linkid=9242018

 

[diegus]

o questa:http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?siteid=123112&id=12481527&linkid=9242018

 

[deba7171]

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the problem is due to the loss of registration or deletion of the aigdt.ttf font to which inventor leans for all mechanical symbols.

to solve the problem:
- close inventor and all applications.
- open the attached file and copy the content to the c:\fonts folder
- if it is required to overwrite the files already present, answer yes.
- open inventor.

found in a helpcenter.
Hi.

 

[Hole]

...

the problem is due to the loss of registration or deletion of the aigdt.ttf font to which inventor leans for all mechanical symbols.

to solve the problem:
- close inventor and all applications.
- open the attached file and copy the content to the c:\fonts folder
- if it is required to overwrite the files already present, answer yes.
- open inventor.

found in a helpcenter.
Hi.

Thank you deba,
with this I solved the problem.
I also thank the others for the support:finger:

 

[stefanobruno]

...

the problem is due to the loss of registration or deletion of the aigdt.ttf font to which inventor leans for all mechanical symbols.

I hoped that this solution would also serve for the malfunction that I responded to inv 2009 during conversion from idw to pdf (diameter symbol replaced by character n ) after the 5th file saved but not working.
Fortunately inv 2010 does not present the inconvenience.

Bye.

 

[macro182]

I also solved the problem as suggested by deba7171.
the only thing is that, not having the c:fonts folder (or at least I didn't find it), I had to copy the files in

c:\programmes\autodesk\inventor 20xx\compatibility\fonts\

while copying them to the inventor folder 2010 has solved the problem for 2009!

 

[Ilario]

I also solved the problem as suggested by deba7171.
the only thing is that, not having the c:fonts folder (or at least I didn't find it), I had to copy the files in

c:\programmes\autodesk\inventor 20xx\compatibility\fonts\

while copying them to the inventor folder 2010 has solved the problem for 2009!

c:\windows\fonts\ :wink:

 

[alesbol74]

Good morning people.
with inventor 2015, in generating pdf converts the symbol ø with the letter q. he did it also in the table, but installing the fonts indicated above, it resolved, but in the passage to pdf no.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you.