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One of the building companies I draft for use Simplex & Roman text. They have asked me to make the text darker/thicker so it is not as faint when they print it out. I know revit does not have line weights for text but I was hoping someone may know which text would look simplier but print thicker as they have used this text style for yaers and don't want to changed. I was hoping to avoid using bold to thicken the text. Hope that made sense.
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We had the same problem using iso. You just have to hunt around for an acceptable font. We use ISOCPEUR which has a thickness associated with it. Unfortunately Revit has a few problems when trying to make an office style (as you would know), arrowheads, elevation marks etc.
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