Problem with rotated text in embedded PC metafile graphics, opened with Mac
- From: "Roger" <farrow99@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Jan 2007 18:22:22 -0800
Using Arial font on the PC, rotated text, such as used to label Y axes
in embedded plots, is not positioned correctly when opened on a Mac.
The label usually overlaps other text or runs off the edge of the
graphic, rendering it unusable. This problem also occurs with other
Office applications.
The problem specifically occurs when the embedded graphic uses a
metafile format.
I know there are workarounds, such as converting to a bitmap format on
the PC beforehand, but this is very inconvenient when I have dozens of
plots which exist as embedded objects in the PC file.
The PC version is Powerpoint 2003, SP2, and the Mac version is
Powerpoint 2003, unknown updates.
My suspicion is this is an issue with the metafile -> PICT conversion
being done on the Mac. Is there an updated version of this converter
that does a better job?
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