PM Grid Line shows when i plot
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‎2005-08-25
01:04 PM
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02:36 AM
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Gordana Radonic
I chose the option hide all then intersect with drawings.
the problem that when i plot it appears all the grid line even if it's intersecting the drawing.
Does anyone have a clue?
Thank you
PS:i'm using a xerox plotter 8825
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‎2005-08-25 03:18 PM
gobel wrote:My understanding is that this is a bug when plotting, but not printing.
On the PM i made a grid for drawing number on the master layout.
I chose the option hide all then intersect with drawings.
the problem that when i plot it appears all the grid line even if it's intersecting the drawing.
Does anyone have a clue?
Thank you
PS:i'm using a xerox plotter 8825
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‎2005-08-25 04:11 PM
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‎2005-09-01 07:27 AM
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‎2005-09-01 08:04 AM
(i think this was a nasty bug introduced in one of the latest patches . . . graphisoft are aware, as far as i know . . .)
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‎2005-09-01 10:11 AM
gobel wrote:Why are you plotting? Print.
the problem that when i plot it appears all the grid line even if it's intersecting the drawing.
Today's "plotters" are nothing but large format printers.
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‎2005-09-02 07:24 PM
that may be true, but plotting is about 5 times as fast as printing postscript, at least in our office. There is no wait while the postscript card processes data - the hpgl goes straight from the program to the plotter...
this bug we're talking about was introduced in the last hotfix, and I haven't installed it for that reason. no way am I going to try and change 20 people's plotting habits over GS's problems. The big question is, when are they going to fix it?
Wes

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‎2005-09-02 08:03 PM
Djordje wrote:Also because the Plotting functions LOOK better, and some architects still care about that....gobel wrote:Why are you plotting? Print.
the problem that when i plot it appears all the grid line even if it's intersecting the drawing.
Today's "plotters" are nothing but large format printers.

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‎2005-09-03 08:05 PM
Weston wrote:Hm, yes, Macs were always so CAD oriented ...
that may be true, but plotting is about 5 times as fast as printing postscript, at least in our office. There is no wait while the postscript card processes data - the hpgl goes straight from the program to the plotter...
No, don't change people's habits, that is dangerous. Old is gold.
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