MM_ANISOTROPIC

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   I was just testing these functions: 
GetCanvasDCEx( ... ) ,
LoadFromCanvasDC( ... ),
NewPageFromCanvasDC( ... )

Works very well.   This is very powerful stuff.   The only problem I can find with this is that the text gets distorted when MM_ANISOTROPIC is the mode, and the X and Y scaling are very different.

When X and Y scaling are equal I get this type of text:

Hello There

When X and Y scaling are very different I get this type of text:
H e l l o T h e r e
Unfortunately all of my company's code uses ANISOTROPIC scaling.  I am using Vector Graphics mode.   I could try to print to a HBitmap, then stretch the hbitmap, and store it in the PDF, but I'd rather keep the Vector Graphics aspect.  
Anyone have an idea for a solution?

This only seems to affect the Text Objects.   Is there a function which will let me iterate through each text object and apply a transform? (post-processing).

Thanks in advance.

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csdidier Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 25 Aug 15 Location: Salem, MA Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote csdidier Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: MM_ANISOTROPIC Posted: 25 Aug 15 at 10:22PM
	I was just testing these functions: GetCanvasDCEx( ... ) , LoadFromCanvasDC( ... ), NewPageFromCanvasDC( ... ) Works very well. This is very powerful stuff. The only problem I can find with this is that the text gets distorted when MM_ANISOTROPIC is the mode, and the X and Y scaling are very different. When X and Y scaling are equal I get this type of text: Hello There When X and Y scaling are very different I get this type of text: H e l l o T h e r e Unfortunately all of my company's code uses ANISOTROPIC scaling. I am using Vector Graphics mode. I could try to print to a HBitmap, then stretch the hbitmap, and store it in the PDF, but I'd rather keep the Vector Graphics aspect. Anyone have an idea for a solution? This only seems to affect the Text Objects. Is there a function which will let me iterate through each text object and apply a transform? (post-processing). Thanks in advance. text: