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x=290, y=50.Ĭould it be that browsers and Inkscape use different default units or reference points? Or that I have to include some kind of additional header for Inkcape to render the file correctly? 0.00.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.91.0z0.00.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.91. If I move the label where I want it to be, the new coordinates are apprc. Opened in Inkcape, the z label has coordinates of appr. => How can I ensure that my svg file can be used both, with browsers and Inkscape? Tick labels are also moved to wrong positions. In case someone faces similar issue (freshly installed fonts are inaccessible inside Inkscape), the following fix might work for you (works for me in Windows 10): close Inkscape > navigate to &UserProfile\AppData\Local\FontConfig\Cache > delete all files there > launch Inkscape. However, if I open it in Inkscape (0.92.4) the axis labels are shown in the upper left corner.

75 or Firefox 68.1.0esr (64-bit)), the axis labels "z", "y" are shown at the expected positions: is this the problem?Įven if the customer changes their default printer to the Microsoft XPS Document writer default printer, the same problem occurs.I programmatically generated the svg content shown below. So, the fix is to make sure that bold is turned off for such fonts, even though it doesn't appear to make any difference within Inkscape. Problem? I did have to change one of my VBA references from Microsoft Active X Data Object 2.8 Library to 2.7 so that the application will actually work on their machines, but. Appearance in Inkscape and the SVG is unchanged whether or not bold is on, but the PDF has the appearance of being bolded twice when bold is on. So.WTH is going on? How do I fix this? Is this a printer driver problem? Is this an Access 2007

That Word and or Excel, on the customers machine, will indeed print preview and print in Calibri with no problems. This then cuts off text in all my text boxes/labels.

Unfortunately my customer is running XPĪnd Vista machines (32 bit) and even though the reports show Calibri font in print preview the printers will not print in that font? It gets changed to what appears to be Arial. I have an Access 2007 db that I have developed on my WIndows 7 Home Premium (64 bit)machine that has a HP Deskjet printer and my reports are all using Calibri font.