Printing dimension lines

Discussion in 'AutoSketch' started by Gadget, Oct 7, 2004.

  1. Gadget

    Gadget Guest

    I use tics to mark the ends of dimension lines ( /-99mm-/ )
    When I print them, the tics are at about 1.2mm thick while the rest of the dimension line is 0.2mm (as is set on the layer).

    This is only evident when I set the "Hairline width" value to 0.2 on the print dialogue (Dumb ass new fangled space ship of a printer can't work properly with PS outputs!)

    OK, so I leave the "hairline width" alone and make sure that every line is 0.2 or above... it's still a bug.
     
    Gadget, Oct 7, 2004
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  2. Gadget

    Gadget Guest

    I _knew_ there was a reason I didn't just do that: PS fills automatically have a fill of "hairline" - to get them to show up on my printer, I have to specify a thicker size. (The fills now show, but the tics are ugly)
     
    Gadget, Oct 8, 2004
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