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Print line width settings

2009-03-30View Original

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I like to use different colors and the same line width when drawing. I need to solve this problem when printing. Does anyone else have the same situation? How do you solve this line width problem? Asking for advice!
Reply #22009-04-28
You can use the same line width or use different line widths and just set it.
Reply #32009-04-28
Set the line width according to the color, but pay attention to the thin lines. Do not use her default red, yellow, green, etc., etc., use numbers to represent the center line of the picture. Use 10 to represent the display, which is a red thin line.
Reply #42009-05-02
I would like to ask why thin lines should not be made of red, yellow, green, etc.?
Reply #52009-05-03
The thick lines of the diagram typed out like that are not thin solid lines. They are only represented by numbers (choose by yourself in the color matching, rather than the system stating red, yellow, blue, etc.) which are thin lines.
Reply #62009-05-03
This post was last posted by nxpsir on 2009-5-3 11:22 Can’t I edit the line width when editing red, green, blue, yellow, etc.? Isn’t it troublesome to not use the most commonly used colors?

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