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deiwos

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    "architect/construction engineer"
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    VectorWorks, AutoCad, form-Z, etc.
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    Faroe Islands
  1. The English (probably American - I can't tell -) version. The Faroese alphabet is quite different from the English (it has 3 more letters, 3 diphtongs, and uses the accent aigu on 5 of the vowels). Hence the keyboard mapping has been altered slightly. This shouldn't affect the lettering in the various programs, but - obviously - it does. I have no idea why... /Benjamin Debess
  2. Our studio just switched from MacOS 9 (something) to X (10.3.3) and from VW 8.5.1.1 to 10.5.1. Faroese (similar to Icelandic) keyboard layout. When exporting drawings to PDF, EPS or DWG, various characters are substituted for other symbols from the same font set. This also happens when exporting drawings from VW 8.5.1.1 on Windows XP Pro. When editing text in a drawing, Faroese letters (? Eth, ? Y-slash, etc.) are turned into question marks as long as the text is active. When 'inactive' the text shows up just fine. Is VW using some program specific character mapping that is not compatible with MacOS/WinXP? What's happening? Thanks, Benjamin Debess
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