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    Quote Originally Posted by acad_user View Post
    I can't find that to be the case, and as I said, I have used the romans font for years with no problem, just yesterday it all went funny. Now mtext will give me a random font when making a centerline symbol, but romans font when I create a string of regular mtext. I have checked all the "style" font settings and they are all set correctly, with font as Romans in style Romans. It really seems like an mtext glitch, especially that "symbol" issue I mention above. I have not had a chance to look at lisp goodies above, but will asap.

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    Has anyone come up with a solution to this problem because I have the same issue. Thanks!

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