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Paperspace Colour
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I was wondering has anyone worked out how to change the light grey wash in paperspace i still want to have my paper as white and a different colour to the side not an entire white page then it just looks like my modelspace.
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Hi,
stat _OPTIONS, goto tab "Display" and find "Colors" ==> there you can set the color of the paper-background. In the same tab of the options below you can also check/uncheck "show paper-background" .....
(sorry if the wording is not correct as I'm translating this from my German AutoCAD)
- alfred -
Alfred NESWADBA
Ingenieur Studio HOLLAUS ... www.hollaus.at
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Translation is fine however i know how to do this but i want to have 2 different colours showing that being white for the page and a black or darker grey for the surrounding. not 1 colour for the whole page
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Hi,
>> but i want to have 2 different colours showing that being white for the page and a black or darker grey
There are two different colors when you check the "show paper-background" checkbox. And yes (sorry) I don't find a way to manipulate the color "around" the paper, at my installation it's light grey and the paper I've set to white.
I have not searched now a lot for where to modify the light-grey, maybe it's equal to some other background-settings within the AutoCAD-options-colors or maybe it's depending on Windows-window-colorsettings. I don't know it, sorry.
But if the checkboxes are set to like I have it, is it possible that your monitor is turned on with too much brightness or contrast (too less)? Maybe the light-grey of the area around the paper just displays to light?
- alfred -
Alfred NESWADBA
Ingenieur Studio HOLLAUS ... www.hollaus.at
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