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Enter plot offset (x, y) or [Center] <current>: Specify the plot offset in either the
X or Y direction, or enter c to center the plot on the paper
Plot with plot styles [Yes/No] <current>: Specify whether to plot using the plot
styles applied to objects and defined in the plot style table
If you specify Yes to plot with plot styles, the following prompt is displayed:
Enter plot style table name or [?] (enter . for none) <current>: Enter a plot style
table name, ? to view plot style tables, or . (period) for none
All style definitions with different property characteristics are stored in the
current plot style table and can be attached to the geometry. This setting
replaces pen mapping in earlier releases of the program.
Plot with lineweights [Yes/No] <current>:
Scale lineweights with plot scale [Yes/No] <current>:
NOTE The Scale Lineweights with Plot Scale prompt is displayed only when you
plot from a layout tab. Settings for the shaded plotting type are available only
when you plot from the Model layout. To control shaded plotting settings of
viewports in a layout, use the Shadeplot option of the -vports command when
you create a viewport.
Enter shade plot setting [As displayed/Wireframe/Hidden/Visual
styles/Rendered] <As displayed>: Enter a shade plot option
Specifies how model space views are plotted.
As Displayed Specifies that a model space view is plotted the same way it is
displayed.
Wireframe Specifies that a model space view is plotted in wireframe regardless
of display.
Hidden Specifies that a model space view is plotted with hidden lines removed
regardless of display.
Rendered Specifies that model space view plots are rendered regardless of
display.
Write the plot to a file [Yes/No] <current>: Enteryif you want to write the plotted
drawing to a file, or press Enter to plot to an output device
If you specify Yes, the following prompt is displayed:
Enter file name: <dwgname-layoutname.plt>: Enter a file name
Save changes to page setup? Or set shade plot quality? [Yes/No/Quality] <No>:
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