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en respuesta a: Anonymous

Same as the lineweight issue.

 

When you use these commands to export objects in a drawing to PostScript file format, certain features, such as lineweight, are not included in the exported EPS file. As an alternate method, you could set up a plotter configuration using the PostScript device HDI driver, and then plot the drawing to a file to create an EPS file with lineweights.

 

If you want to continue to use PSOUT, you can create a prolog setting in the PostScript support file (acad.psf for AutoCAD® software or aclt.psf for AutoCAD LT® software) to specify the line widths for the PostScript output (that is, for printing or plotting, and saving to a PostScript file). By modifying the PostScript support file and using the PSPROLOG command prior to using PSOUT, you can assign line width to objects based on their color. For example, you can specify that red objects plot with one line width, and blue objects with another.

 

Note: Line widths assigned using this method are not displayed in the drawing window; they are only evident when the EPS file is viewed in another application, or plotted.

 

For detailed information about modifying the PostScript support file (acad.psf or aclt.psf), refer to Help in the product.

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Issue can also arise if the file was created by an application older than 2004.