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Alex Kolnick
May 3, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/3/99
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I would appreciate for help.
I've inserted company's Logo in the drawing (used "gifin", ACAD r.13C4a).
It's two-color object. When I'm printing in black-and-white, it comes out as
black solid field. Same file printed from other computer comes out OK. What
setting is wrong on my machine?
Thanks, Alex
Steve Baker
May 3, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/3/99
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In article <XumX2.800$9c5...@news.flash.net>, al...@acx.com says...
--I would appreciate for help.
--
--I've inserted company's Logo in the drawing (used "gifin", ACAD r.13C4a).
--It's two-color object. When I'm printing in black-and-white, it comes out as
--black solid field. Same file printed from other computer comes out OK. What
--setting is wrong on my machine?
--
--Thanks, Alex
--
--
--
You didn't say what kind of printer you were using, so I hope this
works. Type config and click on the printer tab and modify the print
driver to dither output. That will allow the colors to "gray out". You
might also try hpconfig, if using an HP Plotter.
--
Steve Baker
--I would appreciate for help.
--
--I've inserted company's Logo in the drawing (used "gifin", ACAD r.13C4a).
--It's two-color object. When I'm printing in black-and-white, it comes out as
--black solid field. Same file printed from other computer comes out OK. What
--setting is wrong on my machine?
--
--Thanks, Alex
--
--
--
You didn't say what kind of printer you were using, so I hope this
works. Type config and click on the printer tab and modify the print
driver to dither output. That will allow the colors to "gray out". You
might also try hpconfig, if using an HP Plotter.
--
Steve Baker
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