conserving ink when printing

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by markaschuster, May 12, 2004.

  1. markaschuster

    markaschuster Guest

    We like to use bold drafting graphics with heavy lineweights and text...of course we go through many ink cartridges--any suggestions for how to get the same effects but be more efficient would be appreciated...text styles...etc..
     
    markaschuster, May 12, 2004
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  2. markaschuster

    Ti Guest

    Depending on the plotter, you can control the quality of the print and the
    amount of ink used. Also, you could try using grays and/or shading because
    when you reproduce the sets it's all going to be black any way.

    course we go through many ink cartridges--any suggestions for how to get the
    same effects but be more efficient would be appreciated...text
    styles...etc..
     
    Ti, May 13, 2004
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