Plotting Points in 2004?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Tobi Yarbrough, Feb 23, 2004.

  1. Tobi Yarbrough

    Tobi Yarbrough Guest

    I've noticed something odd with 2004. When I print a drawing using points,
    the points do not adhere to the line width table. For example, when I print
    a point using a .35 line width color, it'll plot the same as if I were using
    a .13 line width. I'm using an HP 8550 Color Laserjet and this problem has
    not occurred in the past with 2002. Did I miss something during my 2004
    config? Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.
     
    Tobi Yarbrough, Feb 23, 2004
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  2. Tobi Yarbrough

    Tobi Yarbrough Guest

    yes, but what about patterns like concrete? they have both lines and
    points. this is something that makes no sense. why would adesk not give us
    full control over plotting?
     
    Tobi Yarbrough, Feb 26, 2004
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