Free GD&T font for Word and Excel

[Stijloor]

In Reply to Parent Post by Rob Nix

I don't know if I'll be sent up the river for this, but here you are:

How do I integrate these symbols in my document?
I can open the zip file, and what do I do now?

Thanks for your help.

[QC Rick]

In Reply to Parent Post by Stijloor

A quick question: does this font set include the "Datum Feature" (ISO) symbol? This particular symbol was changed from the previous GD&T Standard version.

I am not sure what your interpretation of "Datum Feature" (ISO) symbol is? Are speaking of the "triangle" to note a Datum feature? If so, no it is not there. I also noticed no use of the symbol U (similar to M for MMC etc.)

In the link I provided you can download the program under a trial version and see if it fits your needs.
For creating AS9102 form3 and other reports I have found it invaluable!

[QC Rick]

In Reply to Parent Post by Stijloor

How do I integrate these symbols in my document?
I can open the zip file, and what do I do now?

Thanks for your help.

Simply copy and paste the TTF file into your Fonts folder, this will automatically install the font.
Typical path:
"C:\WINDOWS\FONTS"

Once installed it will be ready to use in most applications. Here is an Excel application example that is typical to most applications.
In Excel, find the Font menu in the upper menus of Excel menu bars. From the menu you select the appropriate font, in this case "gdt_____.ttf"
You will have to get used to remembering Key codes to use the font.
Such as, example, pressing the following keys while holding down the "ALT" key will produce this character "Ø".
ALT 0 2 1 6
(Spaces are for clarity only).

In the program I suggested ($50.00) you select the desired character from a menu with a simple mouse click. Installing the IMS.TTF font is the same as above.

[Jim Wynne]

Note that if the font is just copied into the fonts folder you might have to reboot before programs will "see" it, because fonts are enumerated at boot time (which is why getting rid of some fonts can speed up the boot process if you have a lot of them). Also, you can just open Character Map and select/paste from there. In Win XP, it's Start/AllPrograms/Accessories/System Tools/Character Map. Or even simpler, Start/Run and then charmap. No $50 required.

[jaun jose posada]

Thanks for posting the font.
Regards

[BEEJAA]

In Reply to Parent Post by Rob Nix

I don't know if I'll be sent up the river for this, but here you are:

Muchas Grasias,,,

[sathis]

The procedure is :-

1) Unzip the Zip file to any folder (Let us say C:\)
2) Able to see the file " gdt_____.ttf" in the C:\ folder

3) Open Control panel ,or Type "Control" in the Start >>> Run

4) After opening COntrol panel GO to Fonts , open it .

5) From Menu, "File" Select "Install New font" , In the Pop up , Locate the
path ( As per above example:- C:\ )

6) Select the " gdt_____.ttf in the list of fonts. and Click "OK"

7) That it.

8) Open the Word or excel , you will be able to see the Font as "gdt"

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Sathish

[FishOKTMB]

Thanks Rob, I think. I have downloaded the .zip file to my desktop and then attempted to save it to C:\Windows\Fonts. However I get an error message because it is still zipped or the file format is incorrect. How do you unzip the file, doesn't XP automatically unzip. Has anyone else had this problem?