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The Plot Thickens
In This Chapter
Configuring printers and plotters
Plotting model space
Plotting to scale
Plotting paper space layouts
Plotting with lineweights and colors
Controlling plotters with plot styles
Troubleshooting plots
Despite the infinitesimally small number of offices without a computer (or two) on every desk or in a pocket, many people still want or need to work with easily readable electronic drawings (can you spell P-D-F?) or dead-tree paper drawings. You may need to give hard-copy printouts or PDF files to less savvy colleagues who don’t have AutoCAD, or to people on construction sites where relatively delicate computers wouldn’t survive long. You may want to print hard copies to review during your bus ride home. You may even find that checking drawings the old-fashioned ...
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