Dashed lines are printed as solid lines
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This post was last edited by jiangyujy on 2010-5-11 at 15:13. Why do lines that are set as dashed lines appear as solid lines when printed? I drew the diagram at a 1:1 scale and then printed it on A3 paper; the resulting image is 1/200 the size of the original diagram. Is this the reason why the dashed lines turned into solid lines? Is there a way to solve it? ———————————— Everyone’s responses are very useful, thank you!
It’s you who reduced the size of the image; this can be fixed by adjusting the line style scale. There are two ways to do this: one is to modify the global line style scale, but this will also affect other line styles such as dashed lines； Secondly, adjust the proportion of the line style of those unusual dashed lines directly; generally, the line style is set to around 200. You can use print preview to adjust and finalize the line style.
The proportional relationship causes the dashed line to appear as a solid line
For the linear manager, turn on the “Show Details” option and then increase the global scale factor appropriately. The effect can be viewed in print preview
Changing the LTSCALE value should do the trick; view it first and then print it
Everyone has already told you; I don’t know what else to say.