What should I do if there are only .stb styles in the print style sheet of the CAD printing settings?
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This post was last edited by haoxuezhe on 2010-9-27 at 11:38. When trying to print a diagram using CAD, all other settings are fine, but in the print style sheet (pen assignment) options, only styles with the .stb extension are available; there are no styles with the .ctb extension. There’s a reason why it works for other images. Where can I find the style for .ctb that I want to use? When and how is .stb used?
Solving the problem of lost print style table styles in AutoCAD: Sometimes, when printing AutoCAD files, the print styles (CTB) are lost or cannot be edited. If it is necessary to use monochrome.ctb to control the generation of black-and-white prints (or follow other custom specifications) during printing, but some prints indicate that the monochrome.ctb file is missing and thus cannot be displayed in black and white, what should be done? As shown in the figure below, there are 2 ways to solve such problems: Method 1 is to create a new image and copy all the content into it, so that all the required print styles will be available again ； Method 2: First, determine whether the monochrome.ctb file exists. If such a print style is not available, you need to find a way to load it or use another print style instead. If this style exists and is in the corresponding support files directory, it’s possible that the naming of the style and the color style did not match during the graphic conversion. Try the method below before printing again. Use the command: convertpstyles. The effect after using it is as follows: