From: Jeff Godfrey on 29 Apr 2010 09:20 On 4/29/2010 7:29 AM, Jeff Godfrey wrote: > On 4/29/2010 5:47 AM, Donal K. Fellows wrote: >> On 29 Apr, 09:48, Alexandre Ferrieux<alexandre.ferri...(a)gmail.com> >> wrote: >>> Then could it be that the rotated font has a different point-size-to- >>> actual-size ratio than the original ? >> >> If that's the case, then either we're asking for the wrong thing >> somewhere, or there's a bug in Windows's font system, or there's a bug >> in the Consolas font itself. I can't really pursue this though; I've >> no Win7 system and back when I wrote the code it appeared to work when >> I was spinning text in WinXP. (I have no idea whether I tested with >> the Consolas font.) > > I haven't tried anything but the Consolas font. I'll check out some > other fonts today and report back. Also, I haven't tried this under XP > as I don't have an 8.6 installation on an XP box. I'll remedy that today > and give it a try. > > Jeff OK, I just installed 8.6b1.1 on an XP box. Testing there shows that it's not a Win 7 problem - XP shows exactly the same issues. However, testing with different fonts provide some interesting info... At first blush, it appears to be a problem only when using monospaced fonts (Consolas, Courier, etc). So far, every monospaced font I've tested shows the problem. In addition, the typical Windows proportional fonts (Tahoma, Verdana, etc) seem to be OK. I'll update the ticket with this info sometime this morning. Jeff |