Binchicken song

Bird stop is a stainless steel plate you can use to close the aperture to keep out birds, squirrels etc from the bin contents. When you push lightl...

This is probably the problem - you are using Rhino for Windows on Mac (on an unsupportedParallels system), so Rhino for Windows is outputting what it thinks is correct for Windows, but it is not correct for Mac.

Ibisbird binchicken

Dears, I met a problem which I already have in a oldest version… When I export files with cotations, my diameter symbol change. I found a solution on a past version using an other font but now that doesn’t work…

A complete list of all ASCII codes, characters, symbols and signs included in the 7-bit ASCII table and the extended ASCII table according to the Windows-1252 character set, which is a superset of ISO 8859-1 in terms of printable characters.

Yes, this is a known problem - I think this has been reported before. Problem is, Mac has decided to use a different extended ASCII character mapping then Windows (and I think the rest of the world). The ‘standard’ ASCII character map for Ø is 0216. however on Mac that translates to ÿ, which is 0255 in the ‘standard’ character map. To get Ø on Mac, you need 0175, but on the Windows side that will make this: ¯