Select a name from the list of Print Configurations. You can adjust the restored settings, if desired. Select a name from the list of Page Layouts. Restores the settings for the printer, paper size, print scale and range, orientation, and offset saved in a Print Configuration. Restores the settings for the printer, paper size, print scale and range, orientation, and offset saved in a PageLayout. Prints exactly what is on screen with the system default printer, default paper size, Fit to paper size selected, and Range set to Current view. In the dialog box, under Print configuration options, select an option: In the dialog box, under Page layout options, select an option: (Available for named print styles only.To print or plot a drawing on a printer or plotter, or to print a drawing to a file: (Available for named print styles only.)ĭelete a print style by selecting it in the Print Styles list. Single-click the print style again, and then enter a new name. Rename a print style by selecting it in the Print Styles list. Your changes are saved automatically for the selected print style.Īdd a new print style by clicking Add Style. Make format changes to a print style by selecting it in the Print Styles list, then make color, pen map, linetype, or lineweight changes for the print style. This also applies to fill patterns, which are not used in progeCAD, but are recognized for compatibility with AutoCAD.Įnter a scale factor to apply to non-ISO linetypes used for any print style in the current print style table.ĥ Click the Form View tab, and then do any of the following: Select Apply Global Scale Factor to Non-ISO Linetypes to apply the scale factor to non-ISO linetypes used for any print style in the current print style table. On the Format toolbar, click the Print Styles Manager tool.Ģ Select the print style table you want to modify.Ĥ Click the General tab, and then do any of the following: On the menu, choose File > Print Styles Manager or choose Format > Print Styles Manager. On the ribbon, choose the Application button then choose Print > Print Styles Manager, or choose Output > Print Styles Manager (in Print). If you modify a default print style table that came with progeCAD, you overwrite the original information which is then lost.ġ Do one of the following to choose Print Styles Manager ( ): It is recommended that you only modify print style tables that you have created. When specifying print style characteristics, be sure to consider the limitations of your output device. progeCAD recognizes additional characteristics for compatibility with AutoCAD only, including: dither, grayscale, screening, adaptive, line end style, line join style, and fill style. If you cant remember what type of print style table is assigned to your drawing, use the PSTYLEMODE system variable to determine the print style table type.Įach print style within a print style table specifies a color, pen numbers, linetype, and lineweight.

Use a system variable to determine the type of print style table your drawing uses. Your changes affect all entities and layers that are assigned that print style name. However, you cannot modify, rename, or delete the Normal print style. Named print style tables (.stb files) You can add, modify, rename, and delete individual print styles within the table. Your changes affect all entities and layers assigned that color. Color-dependent print style tables always have 255 print styles, each named for a specific color. When your drawing was created, it was set up to use color-dependent or named print style tables:Ĭolor-dependent print style tables (.ctb files) You can modify individual print styles within the table, but you cannot add, rename, or delete print styles.

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