Lot of unwanted spaces were created in published drawing Notes. looks good when we see in it creo

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September 9, 2024
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Version: Windchill 12.1

Use Case: I’m seeing issues when I check in drawings into Windchill where it adds a bunch of weird spacing to the PDF version ( After publishing). Everything looks fine in CREO Parametric and when I do a quick export from CREO, it looks fine as well .

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I’m seeing issues when I check in drawings into Windchill where it adds a bunch of weird spacing to the PDF version ( After publishing). Everything looks fine in CREO Parametric and when I do a quick export from CREO, it looks fine as well .

joe_morton

18-Opal

You have to look at the system that is publishing the PDFs. For us, our CAD Worker is a dedicated server (I believe this is fairly typical). You'll want to verify the settings on that CAD Worker, including making sure that any fonts used in the drawings are installed on the CAD Worker.

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Kumar_KB

Author

14-Alexandrite

Thanks for you response, We are having this issue for only some drawing. Even the previous revision of same drawing looks good.

HelesicPetr

22-Sapphire II

Hi @Kumar_KB

Definitely you have to have same configuration on the Visualization Worker as a local machine.

Config.pro options that are important for the drawing/models, all fonts, also PDF configuration etc.

sure user's macros are not important...

Also it would be nice to see a screenshots of the drawings where is the issue shown compered to the correct one.

PetrH

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BenLoosli

23-Emerald III

PTC fonts or TrueType fonts?

The publishing computer must have the same fonts installed as the Creo computer.

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ScottMorris

17-Peridot

Can you provide an image showing the differences? I'm curious to know if the text is in a table or in a note. We had an issue with tables a while back that i can look up if that's the case.

The other item to check is to make sure the Creo configuration on the CAD worker(s) is the same as the PRODUCTION Creo configuration. Always best to have the print settings setup exactly the same on clients and CAD worker(s).