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I was using ADR 2008 and had a great function for Marking up drawings. I would markup a DWF and print in black and white...but my Red line for the markup would still show up red. It was a much more definitive way to see where the actual markings were. Is this feature available in 2009? I can't seem to find it?
the color of the non-markup geometry is determined by how the DWF is
published. Sometimes AutoCAD users apply a color table or pen style table to
map colors to black and white. The resulting DWF contains the black
geometry.
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I was using ADR 2008 and had a great function for Marking up drawings. I
would markup a DWF and print in black and white...but my Red line for the
markup would still show up red. It was a much more definitive way to see
where the actual markings were. Is this feature available in 2009? I can't
seem to find it?
I'd like to know this as well. My drawing files that I'm importing haven't changed their assignments since before Design Review was being published, but now my markups do not appear in the contrasting red. I'd like to get this back, or get the old software re-posted.
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