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2018-10-29 10:38 AM
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2022-06-08 10:11 AM
DEF-3928 - This problem persists! I have no hope that this will be resolved! Archicad24 - 2022! really!?
2023-03-13 08:21 PM
bump
Still a constantly-occurring problem. Anything this consistent in a program would be labelled a "feature."
2023-03-14 03:13 AM
@isaacjpu wrote:
Still a constantly-occurring problem. Anything this consistent in a program would be labelled a "feature."
What Archicad version and build are you using?
I just tried in 25 build 6000 and 26 build 4019.
I copied some text, zoomed in out, panned and then pasted into another text block, and it was exactly the same size.
Barry.
2023-03-14 06:18 PM
Hi Barry, sorry to bump two posts. (again)
26.3001 US, Windows 10
Below is my copy / pasted reply -- at the same font size! 😜 -- to another thread on this topic:
Just tested again, as now i'm not sure i'm actually experiencing the same bug. Zoom/pan isn't necessary to cause it on my end. I pasted text in the same text box, after hitting enter, and it's 0.19 Pt larger. After pasting, i hit enter and continued to type: new text is also 0.19 Pt larger. That text, copy/pasted, (line 4) remained at 6.19 Pt.
(Could be related to leading / line spacing? Not for me to figure out until Graphisoft starts paying me~)
Tried again; this time at a different original size. (7.00 Pt) This time the text was pasted 0.08 Pt smaller. After hitting enter, new text on the next line was back to 7.00 Pt. The third line of text copy / pasted was 0.08 Pt smaller again.
2023-11-17 11:35 AM
Hi,
I also want to bump this and say we are still experiencing this issue as well.
Currently using Archicad 26 5002 SWE FULL, Windows 10 Pro.
Copying a text without zooming changed the font size slightly on a layout. It does not happen every time we copy, it almost seems random...
Not sure if it matters but we are using millimeter "SWE standard" for dimensions and coordinates and therefore also for setting size for fonts.
Cheers!