your three-dimensional designs to others. You can convey your design intent
by choosing how viewports are plotted and by specifying resolution levels.
Shaded Viewport Plotting Options
With shaded plotting options, you can choose whether to plot a set of shaded
objects using the As Displayed, Wireframe, or Hidden option.
Shaded viewport plotting options apply to all objects in viewports and model
space. If you use the Shaded option, plot style tables included in the page
setup do not affect plots.
NOTE Shaded viewport plotting requires a raster-capable device. Most modern
plotters and printers are raster-capable devices.
See also:
Set Options for Plotted Objects
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Named Page Setups with Projects
You can use named page setups to specify the same output options for all the
layouts in a project.
You can create a layout from scratch using the Project Manager, and then
apply a named page setup to the layout.
You can also apply named page setups that are stored in the project's page
setup overrides drawing template (DWT) file to a single layout or to an entire
project for a one-time publish operation.
Print or Plot Drawings
Once you have completed a drawing, you can use a number of methods to
output the drawing. You can plot the drawing on paper or create a file for use
with another application. In either case, you select the plot settings.
Overview of Plotting
Understanding terms and concepts that relate to plotting makes your first
plotting experience in the program easier.
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