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Our software can only access the font Name by reading the font file itself.

In creating a Text Style, you can specify the font name, or the font filename. If you've opened a drawing and your font corruption is preventing you from operations such as placing a schedule, the issue may be resulting from a corrupt font on your computer, or from a corrupt font entry in AutoCAD. You might see an error message that begins with " Error creating text style" and includes the name of a font. "Error creating text style" error messages So if you want your schedule text to appear in Arial, you would assign the Arial font to your Schedule Text style. In the context of our software, a "font" is one of several settings that you can apply to a Text Style. Well-known fonts include Arial, Helvetica, and Courier. You can configure these Text styles to use your chosen font, point size, and other custom settings.įonts: A font is a unified set of characteristics applied to letters, numbers, and other characters. (Many of our Text Styles apply to several Land F/X tools.) For example, the Schedule Text style controls the text within your Plant Schedules, Irrigation Schedules, Reference Notes Schedules, etc. Each Text Style is applied automatically when you place text in a drawing using one of our tools. Text Styles: Our software includes several default Text Styles. Take care to follow the linked steps when installing fonts – otherwise, our software may not be able to read fonts you've installed. I am thinking that this, and other, Text Styles are using another Chinese SHX font that you did not supply to me so may display correctly.Need to install fonts on your computer? Here's how to do it correctly. If they also changed this to use the 'hzdx' font the text would also change to use Chinese characters.

When they opened this in the Text Style dialog they noticed that under the Advanced Tab the Shx Big Font was blank. They noticed that some of the Chinese characters still displaying question marks are using the text style 'TBHZ'. Click on OK to restart PC to save settings.ģ.

Go to the > Control Panel > Region > Administrative tab and click on Change System Locale icon to change the current language for non-Unicode programs to Chinese (Simplified, China).

This file is located in the following folder in CONNECT Edition.Ĭ:\Program Files\Bentley\MicroStation CONNECT Edition\MicroStation\config\system\

In the 'mslocale.cfg' file if you could remove the '#' at the beginning of this line it will make it active in MicroStation.

I have had some discussions with my colleagues in Asia who have advised that for these Chinese characters to display correctly there are 3 options that would need to be looked at.