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Hi

 

I have a drawing which contains an image in blue color. I have drawn some reference lines above that image, these lines print in black which is not very clear with blue color. I want to print the lines in white color, How can I do this please guide.

 

Thanks.

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do you mean a blue background?

 

i don't know how to print white, but if you choose another very light colour (like lightest grey) it will work fine.

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Create a new CTB file (Plot Styles Manager --> Add-A-Plot Style Wizard) and there you can select the color that will be used to print each of AutoCAD's colors.

 

Regards,

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There are two "white" colors in autoCAD.

 

Index color '7' is the 'white' that always plots black, but reverses in modelspace depending on the darkness of your workspace background.

 

Index color '255' is an extemely light shade of gray, and pretty much the 'whitest' you can get without using outline fonts with no fill at all.

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