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Topic: Need "Calibri" font for Autocad
Posted By: Rotaki
Subject: Need "Calibri" font for Autocad
Date Posted: 25.Oct.2017 at 05:28
Hi all,

I have a pdf drawing with "Calibri" font and need re-draw by Autocad, but I dont have this font for Autocad.
Could you please help me.

Thank you so much.



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Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 25.Oct.2017 at 07:03
Calibri is a TrueType font distributed with newer versions of Windows and MS Office. AutoCAD can use it if it is installed in Windows. But I doubt you can just copy it to an old Windows version (for copyright reasons).

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Posted By: Rotaki
Date Posted: 25.Oct.2017 at 08:49
Thanks Vladimir,

My window had Calibri font already, but there's no "Calibri.shx" file in Autocad font. So I need the "calibri.shx" file to paste in to Autocad font folder. I'm not sure do Autocad works if we only have the "calibri" font in window. But if it works, maybe the text style is not "Calibri". COuld you please healp me, are these text below "Calibri" font? Thank you so much.


Posted By: Kent Cooper
Date Posted: 25.Oct.2017 at 16:38
That sample looks exactly like Calibri to me.  If you have that in your Windows font collection, you should be able to use it in AutoCAD, without having to put it into AutoCAD's fonts folder.  In the Ribbon's text-editing panel, here for selected content within an Mtext object:
 
There is no Calibri.SHX font.  SHX fonts make characters made up of lines, and don't have what typographers call "weight", except by doubling up on some of the lines (or tripling, etc.).  [Calibri is only very slightly "weighted," but it is a little -- you can tell from things like the ends of the capital S character or the end of the "tail" of the R, which are not perpendicular to the direction at the end, or generally, vertical elements very slightly heavier than horizontals (more apparent in your image than in mine).]
 
You might find some .SHX font that looks fairly similar, but you won't find an exact match.


Posted By: sara041
Date Posted: 25.Oct.2017 at 20:24
Great Smile, I was looking for that.

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Posted By: Rotaki
Date Posted: 26.Oct.2017 at 01:59
Thank you so much Kent and Vladimir,
I got your point. I forgot to check the font from the Ribbon's text-editing panel as per you showed Big smile.

Thank you so much again!





Posted By: jackma1992
Date Posted: 22.Feb.2020 at 15:36
Great Smile, I was looking for many fonts here:  https://fontsio.com/" rel="nofollow - https://fontsio.com/ .



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