coarse object lines in printing and saving as pdf

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by greif, Sep 26, 2007.

  1. greif

    greif Guest

    hi
    the problem i am having is coarse object lines in printing and saving
    as pdf in 2207. Dimensions look fine. I have had a problem a few
    times on different prints in the past month. I tried it on a few
    different plotters of different brands so it's not the plotters or
    drivers.


    I had this same problem with some prints back in solidworks 2004 and I
    know other people had the same problem by reading it some some forums
    back then. The problem was never fixed in 2004 but work fine in 5
    release of solidworks 2005.

    tedch support told me to put the display quality at high but that did
    not work


    any ideas/ solutions?
     
    greif, Sep 26, 2007
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  2. greif

    That70sTick Guest

    Prior to SW2007, shaded images on a drawing would cause all views to
    print to PDF as raster, not vector. This seems to have been resolved
    in SW2007.

    Any shaded images on your prints?
     
    That70sTick, Sep 26, 2007
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  3. greif

    greif Guest

    no, I don't have any shaded views. It was sent to solidworks corp.
    last week and they can't even fiqure it out
     
    greif, Sep 26, 2007
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  4. greif

    j Guest

    It sounds like you are printing views that are still in draft mode. In
    2007 there has been a huge problem trying to print drawings just loaded
    and not having the views all resolved. This makes those views draft
    until they all get loaded and then "automatically" switch to normal
    views. There should be a tick box in the print dialog to not print views
    in draft mode.
     
    j, Sep 27, 2007
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  5. greif

    greif Guest


    thank you!!!! that did it
     
    greif, Sep 27, 2007
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  6. greif

    iQ Guest

    Just FYI here. i use the save as to PDF format but we changed one of
    the options settings to "high quality". this makes a very good
    output. one drawback is the file size, about 3 times the size made
    with other programs. iQ
     
    iQ, Sep 28, 2007
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