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IMHO, that is the best solution. Not only is it simple, but it is flexible and allows us to make maximum use of PlotMaker. We can map the first ten pens to black and the rest can be used to plot all the colors of the spectrum, including greyscale. Plot in color and only those unmapped pens will plot in color, if they are used at all. On a B&W plotter they will greyscale. Some people believe that it is best to assign one row of colors to certain element(s), all with different pen weights. This way they can use the colors to identify what is what on screen. That's what I use layers for, even if I do have to click on the element to see that, it's rarely a problem for me.
I know this is a sensitive topic that has been discussed here many times before and I am not out to preach that my method is the best, but it has worked for me for years and I find it very flexible!
Cheers,
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I know this is a sensitive topic that has been discussed here many times before and I am not out to preach that my method is the best, but it has worked for me for years and I find it very flexible!
Cheers,
Link.
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