AutoCAD 2004/2005/2006 DWG Format

[#1]

You can make a simple lisp to do it on startup

(command "mview" "S" "A" "All" "")

[#2]

Thanks, that worked, kinda. Had an issue when opening a drawing NOT in
paperspace. So i edited it ike this:

(if (/= "Model" (getvar "ctab")) ;Changes shademode within viewports to "as
displayed" to allowed solids,
(command "mview" "S" "A" "All" "") ;arrows, and text to plot filled - added
4-5-07
)

And added it to my Startup menu.

Thanks a bunch . . Everyone!

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John Crocco
AutoCad 2005 in XP PRO
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You can make a simple lisp to do it on startup

(command "mview" "S" "A" "All" "")

[#3]

That's exactly my response to the OP at the beginning of this thread.
But his reply was that hideplot is off.
So he must have misread my solution.

Paul

wrote in message news:5542912@discussion.autodesk.com...
picking the viewport and checking properties it does show that it is set to
plot hidden. change it to "as displayed" instead.

[#4]

Is TEXTFILL set to 1?

JB

"John Crocco" wrote in message
news:5535234@discussion.autodesk.com...
We are new at getting into using paper space. Why do arrow heads that show
on the drawing as solid, and plotting in model space plots them solid, but
plotting them in paper space they are not filled?


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John Crocco
AutoCad 2005 in XP PRO

[#5]

Nevermind. I didn't get the last few messages until after I replied.

JB

"JB" wrote in message
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Is TEXTFILL set to 1?

JB

"John Crocco" wrote in message
news:5535234@discussion.autodesk.com...
We are new at getting into using paper space. Why do arrow heads that show
on the drawing as solid, and plotting in model space plots them solid, but
plotting them in paper space they are not filled?


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John Crocco
AutoCad 2005 in XP PRO

[#6]

i'm thinking that "hideplot off" after the fact may not have fixed things
for him.

i tried that, and still saw his error.

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"A+P" wrote in message
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That's exactly my response to the OP at the beginning of this thread.
But his reply was that hideplot is off.
So he must have misread my solution.

Paul

wrote in message news:5542912@discussion.autodesk.com...
picking the viewport and checking properties it does show that it is set to
plot hidden. change it to "as displayed" instead.

[#7]

I tried doing exactly what I mentioned with the Mview Hideplot Off select
Viewport command sequence and it worked.
But the difference is I'm using AutoCAD 2006. Maybe there's something
different in AutoCAD 2005?

Paul

"doug k" wrote in message
news:5544068@discussion.autodesk.com...
i'm thinking that "hideplot off" after the fact may not have fixed things
for him.

i tried that, and still saw his error.

--
email address is bogus, do not use unless you want to spam the gov't agency
monitoring spam.


"A+P" wrote in message
news:5543750@discussion.autodesk.com...
That's exactly my response to the OP at the beginning of this thread.
But his reply was that hideplot is off.
So he must have misread my solution.

Paul

wrote in message news:5542912@discussion.autodesk.com...
picking the viewport and checking properties it does show that it is set to
plot hidden. change it to "as displayed" instead.

[#8]

I had the same problem. My solution: (ACAD 2010) Go to Tools menu pull down and select 'options'. Then select the tab "DISPLAY" and on that page look for the options listed under 'Display Performance' section. Select by checking the box next to the "Apply Solid Fill" option. Hit "Apply" (bottom of menu page) and close menu. Use command: Regen and there it was the Arrow was filled again in Paperspace.

------Good Luck from the Crowman.

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*John Crocco wrote:
We are new at getting into using paper space. Why do arrow heads that show
on the drawing as solid, and plotting in model space plots them solid, but
plotting them in paper space they are not filled?


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John Crocco
AutoCad 2005 in XP PRO

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