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1-Visitor
February 12, 2014
Question

umlaut (German character) not shown correctly in Notes in ProEngineer

  • February 12, 2014
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In two separate ProEngineer system, same drawing is showing separate notes for umlaute (German character) in ProE session.

What could be the setting missing in the wrongly shown system?

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17-Peridot
February 12, 2014

It means the specific character does not exist in the character set for that font.

You can make sure the fonts are being mapped correctly. Maybe you have some out-of-date fonts in your fonts folder.

If you think this is an install error from one version to the next, please report it to PTC Support.

17-Peridot
February 12, 2014

...or the font is not allowing thickness to be applied to the character's style, but that's just a guess.

24-Ruby III
February 13, 2014

Hello,

display properties dialog window of problematic note on both systems and check font name.

Martin Hanak

RGE1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
February 13, 2014

The font used is same. But in failure ProE system, the Notes Text is coming as wrong, hence displayed wrong.

umalut.png

Note: instead of o umlaut (ö) and a umlaut (ä), it is showing wrong characters.

If I modify the Notes Text to right values, it is getting displayed correctly in session. So it is taking umlaut characters correctly.

But don't know while opening the same drawing in failure system, how the Text is getting changed or corrupted.

17-Peridot
February 13, 2014

If the actual text is changing in the annotation after saving the part, this is a support case that should be filed (and probably should be filed anyway).

If this is system dependent, then there is a corrupt font set somewhere.

10-Marble
February 17, 2014

We have Windchill take in parameters from SAP. We had difficulties with ô . On a Creo drw it showed as A" for some reason. I've been told it's been fixed now by our Creo supplier, but haven't tested it yet.