"Aggrevated" <tclement@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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Mar 28, 4:19 pm, Aggrevated <tclem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Oh, and I can't seem to find my table.pnt file anyway. Supposed to be
> at <loadpoint>\text\table.pnt but it isn't there.
Create a file with the following:
pen 1 thickness .005 in
pen 2 thickness .005 in
pen 3 thickness .005 in
pen 4 thickness .005 in
pen 5 thickness .005 in
pen 6 thickness .005 in
pen 7 thickness .005 in
pen 8 thickness .005 in
Name it table.pnt
Put it anywhere you want it.
In config.pro, include an option called PEN_TABLE_FILE and point it to
your
table.pnt file; or,
create a PCF file for your printer and include the path. The options in
the
file will read like this:
plotter POSTSCRIPT
button_name Generic Postscript
button_help Print to any printer that sup****ts generic postscript format.
plot_drawing_format YES default
plot_segmented NO default
plot_roll_media NO default
plot_label YES default
plot_handshake hardware default
create_separate_files NO default
plot_with_panzoom NO default
rotate_plotting NO default
allow_file_naming YES
plot_name NO
plot_translate .13 .13 default
interface_quality 6 default
pen_slew 0.000000 default
plot_destination printer default
plotter_command windows_print_manager
pen_table_file h:\table.pnt
plot_sheets ALL default
paper_size D default
paper_outline NO default
plot_clip NO default
plot_area NO default
In the 'Help>Fundementals>Plotting and Printing', it tells what all these
options mean and do. You'll have to customize yours to work with your
printer, including creating your own custom plotter command.
The last thing I can think of that you need to set in your config.pro is
the
option
pdf_use_pentable to yes.
David Janes
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