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inventor printing hashing disjointed

mp3ireland2 · 2011-01-21 12:59:07

Hi, I am having trouble in inventor. When I print a drawing on a physical printer the lines for the hashing are all disjointed, dotted etc. as opposed to continuous. However on screen they are not dashed or anything, and when I print to pdf, they look fine. Anybody know of any setting or anything I might be missing. Have…

21-01-2011 1:59pm

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mp3ireland2

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Hi,
I am having trouble in inventor. When I print a drawing on a physical printer the lines for the hashing are all disjointed, dotted etc. as opposed to continuous.

However on screen they are not dashed or anything, and when I print to pdf, they look fine.

Anybody know of any setting or anything I might be missing. Have been googling a bit and looking through the options, but couldn't get it. I'm sure its just a box to be ticked/unticked somwhere! I'm having no luck finding it though!

If anybody has any ideas i'd be very grateful!

Thanks

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#2 25-01-2011 11:18pm

KoNiT

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what type of printer? is it an older a2 type? there is something to do with ascii codes... from old days..

I assume you can print the pdf to printer OK?

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#3 25-01-2011 11:36pm

mp3ireland2

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found the problem, i didn't tick the "print all in black and white" or whatever that box is... amateur!

Thanks for your concern though!

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