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2006-09-22 04:53 AM
2006-09-22 07:44 AM
rob2218 wrote:You can create a pen set for the appropriate drawing placed in the layout that has the screening - or the colour - required. Actual screening is not available, but all the shades of grey are.
Here's my question. How do you assign a specific pen color to plot in a 50% screened mode?
2006-09-23 08:38 PM
rob2218 wrote:You don't need to think of pens in the very complex way they are treated in AutoCAD (such as screening issues). it's much simpler than that, whatever colour you set in the pen settings (layout) is the colour you will see in your layout and it is the colour you will get when you print, if you want grey just choose grey (or double click on it and change it to grey) if you see it grey in the layout than it will print grey (and no need to print in Greyscale)
Here's my question. How do you assign a specific pen color to plot in a 50% screened mode?