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How do I set line thickness for plotted or printed output?

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How do I set line thickness for plotted or printed output?

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There are several methods for applying thickness to AutoCAD objects. In AutoCAD 14, the most common approach for obtaining printed or plotted lineweights is to use the color used for objects on the screen, or to be more exact, the color number assigned to these objects when applying line thickness settings. From the PLOT dialog box, select the Pen Assignments option. For each color number in AutoCAD, locate the Width box under the Modify Values title on the right side of the Pen Assignments dialog box. The formula for selecting the correct pen width is the number of dots wide for the line to be drawn divided by the resolution of the device or /. AutoCAD will accept this formula in place of a raw value. For example, you can enter 1/300 and the correct decimal inch value will be calculated and entered into the Pen Width column. Some typical values are 1/300 for the HP LaserJet III printer series, 1/360 for the Canon BubbleJet printer series, 1/600 for the HP

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