12-Feb-2026
If text appears with incorrect fonts in ProgeCAD even after copying the required font files to your computer, the issue is usually related to font search paths or automatic font substitution settings. Fortunately, this problem can be resolved in just a few steps.
ProgeCAD supports both SHX fonts and TrueType Fonts (TTF). When the required font cannot be found, the software automatically replaces it with another available font, which can change the appearance, alignment, spacing, and size of the text in your drawing.
Ensure that ProgeCAD knows where your font files are stored.
ProgeCAD automatically substitutes missing fonts using the icad.fmp file. If the original font is available but still being replaced, review this file.
OriginalFont;ReplacementFont
If the original font now exists on your computer, remove the unnecessary substitution entry, save the file, and restart ProgeCAD.
If the drawing was created in AutoCAD or another CAD application, it may use custom SHX fonts that are not included with ProgeCAD. Ask the drawing creator to provide the original font files if they are missing.
ProgeCAD replaces missing fonts with available alternatives when the original font cannot be found.
The font substitution file is named icad.fmp and is located in the main ProgeCAD installation directory.
Yes. ProgeCAD supports both SHX and TTF fonts. For the best compatibility with DWG drawings, ensure that all required fonts are installed.
Wrong font display in ProgeCAD is usually caused by missing fonts, incorrect font search paths, or font substitution settings. By verifying the font directory, reviewing the icad.fmp file, and installing the correct SHX or TrueType fonts, you can restore the drawing to its intended appearance.
If you continue to experience font-related issues, Murari Software Solutions can assist you with ProgeCAD installation, configuration, licensing, upgrades, and technical support.