[RE-wrenches] Cad to PDF problem

[North Texas Renewable Energy Inc]

If you are printing an image rather than text to pdf, do a control>print screen, open a new blank window in acad and paste it in. You can then get whatever appears on the dwg file more or less 1:1. It does not always give the sharpest images this way and colors can shift but it does do some things acad won't. Acad draws vector images instead of raster so they don't always blow up cleanly. 
Have you changed any settings recently?
Jim Duncan
North Texas Renewable Energy Inc
817.917.0527
ntrei at earthlink.net
www.ntrei.com 

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: William Miller 
  To: RE-wrenches 
  Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2009 4:12 PM
  Subject: [RE-wrenches] Cad to PDF problem


  Friends:

  I am having problems printing CAD drawings to a pdf.  My lines are very thin and faint.  Has anyone else experienced this?  Got any ideas???

  Thanks in advance.

  William Miller

  PS:  Adobe Pro has a hairline fix tool -- does the job but adds a step.  Looking for something automatic.

  Wm


  Please note new e-mail address and domain:

  William Miller 
  Miller Solar
  Voice :805-438-5600     Fax: 805-438-4607       
  email: william at millersolar.com
  http://millersolar.com
  License No. C-10-773985




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