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This is a fun, new monospaced font that includes programming ligatures and is designed to enhance the modern look and feel of the Windows Terminal.
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Cascadia mono, when used in PowerPoint, does not print correctly #779

Open david-stewart opened 5 days ago

david-stewart commented 5 days ago

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Sorry to post here, it is probably more of a PowerPoint error. When I use the font Cascadia Mono in PowerPoint (Build 18025.20104) , then the font is wildly wrong when it exports to PDF (either via Microsoft printer, or directly exported). This doesn't happen from MS Word. For example, see this screenshot: https://d.pr/i/JJh5Q7 I discovered when pasting test from Terminal into PowerPoint and then printing. I think the only solution for me is to change terminal's default font to Consolas, but it would be a pity.

Steps to reproduce

Make any text in PowerPoint Cascadia Mono (or Cascadia Code). Print it to PDF (or even look at the print preview) and see that it is very wrong. PowerPoint version is Build 18025.20104 Windows Version is "10.0.22631 Build 22631"

The behavior for Word is not the same.

Here is an example from a screenshot: CascadiaMono

Expected Behavior

That it will render the text correctly when translating to PDF.

Actual Behavior

It doesn't. See abvove.

DHowett commented 5 days ago

Alright this is downright wild. It looks like something we've seen before over at the Cascadia repo, but I'm not 100% sure...

DHowett commented 5 days ago

And now it lives in the Cascadia repo!