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Poor Visio text quality
I've now reinstalled Office Enterprise 2007 and Visio Professional 2007. Same
thing. Help! "WHC" wrote: Visio/Word 2007, full license. XP with all the updates. Thanks for your help. "WapperDude" wrote: Might as well ask the questions now: 1.) What version of Visio? Full ownership or eval copy? 2.) What version of Windows? 3.) What version of Word? I would expect someone else to respond to this in a couple of days. I'm on notify, so, if nothing happens by then, make sure you reply again. But, you may want to go to the Windows Visio Home site and pursue tech support. Visio site is he http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/vi...487861033.aspx Wapperdude "WHC" wrote: I just re-installed Visio. Same thing... the Text Quality group is greyed out. "WHC" wrote: Yes, same on a new, blank drawing. "WapperDude" wrote: That's strange. Is that true even if you start a new, blank drawing? Can't say I've seen that before. Perhaps getting tech support to help. or perhaps a Visio MVP that frequents here may help. "WHC" wrote: NOw we're getting somewhere. The whole Text Quality section is greyed out. "WapperDude" wrote: In Visio, go to the menu bar Tools Options. Under the View tab, verify that Higher Quality Text display is selected. Wapperdude "WHC" wrote: That is how I import Visio objects. All the Visio fonts are shown as TT. New text that I create in Visio looks low quality while still in Visio. I wasn't clear on this in the first message. I copied to Word just to be able to do a side by side comparison. Somehow Visio seems to be "approximating" TT. "WapperDude" wrote: I would expect the text quality to be identical to Word's, but, depends upon how you add the Visio drawing. Normal technique is to copy the drawing in Visio, go to Word, and then do paste special Visio drawing. In Office 2007, may not have to do the paste special. Is the font TT, or is it bit-mapped? That could make a difference. You can try pasting your drawing into Power Point if you have it, and see if that works OK. HTH Wapperdude "WHC" wrote: I have a Visio 2007 object that I previously embedded in a Word doc. If I open that object for editing in Visio, the quality of the text changes to a significantly lower quality. Similarly if I create new text in Visio in a new file, the text quality looks poor especially if I copy it into a Word document and compare it to the same text generated directly with word (same font, size,...). Would you expect that text in a Visio object to be of the same quality as text generated directly by Word? I've done a repair of Visio to know avail. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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Poor Visio text quality
I'm having the same issue. "Text quality" is grayed out. I'm using Windows 7
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