I have a small office and 2 of the associates are using autocad lt 2014 1 is using 2013 and I am using 2007. Up until a few months ago we were all on 2007.
Now when I open drawings from the 2007 version, I cannot see some of the text. I have tried the following:
I am not that familiar with 2014, so I cannot figure out what is happening. Note - when i look at the drawing in the preview window, I can see the text. But when I open it, it is not there. If I save in 2014, the text no longer shows up in the preview.
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You checked that Annotation is visible but is the Annotation Scale (CANNOSCALE) the same on both machines?
And is this Model or Paper space?
The Preview is nothing more than a static picture of when the File was last saved. It is not neccesarily an indication of File content.
Regards, Charles Shade
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The autocad lt 2007 has no cannoscale variable that I could find. On the 2014 computer it came up as 1'-0":1'-0". I tried to change it to 1:1. Saved and exited and reopened program and drawing, but no change.
The text does not show up in model or paper space in 2014, and shows up in both in 2007 program.
Sorry, you are right, CANNOCLAE anf others were introduced in 2008.
What happens if you -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD from the 2014 Machine to 2007 Format and then open the File in the 2007 seat?
Regards, Charles Shade
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Hi,
Could you post one of your 2007 DWG files with disappearing text here?
Maxim
I have a sneaky feeling that it is still an annotation scale issue. Whatever was in 2007 version would have had a given scale override (check your properties) so it would look correct in a praticular scale of viewport. In addition, wasn't there a global scale factor as well? Such text might be in the 2014 version but be incredibly tiny, due to the CANNOSCALE being set to 1:1. OP, just for a trial, set your CANNOSCALE setting to match your viewport scale and see if the text shows up in modelspace.
The only other thing i can think of is to use QUICKSELECT to locate all text, and then check their properties to remove all scale overrides, make them annotative, and give a height you'd want them to look in paperspace. You can also assign specific scales you'd like them to show up at. If you are successful, you'll have to set SAVEFIDELITY to 1 (which will cause slowdowns as it translates annotation objects into several separate scales and layers as it saves down for 2007 versions).
Lettuce snow how it turns out!