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Dry time, minutes: Specifies the time lapse before the plotter actually cuts the media
and drops the plot in the catch tray. Use for heavily inked plots in roll-feed mode.
Raster image controls: These controls affect plotting of raster image entities. The
settings allow adjustments for different kinds of papers and inks. Also, to adjust specific
images in your drawing, use AutoCAD's "IMAGEADJUST" command.
Gamma: The gamma setting affects the intensity of the midrange color values. 2.8 is a
normal value to use as a start. Higher values provide more vivid colors. Lower values
provide muddier looking colors.
Dot density, %: Dot density affects the number of dots and amount of ink that the
plotter uses to render the colors. For media on which the ink bleeds more readily, use a
lower density. As a start, use 90% for plain paper, and 130% for coated paper
About: Displays version information about this plotter driver.
Heidi Driver Notes
1. For RTL-only plots, test pages and calibration plots may not plot if there is insuffi-
cient computer memory. Users will get a screen message saying the plot is not
possible. The problem is caused by AutoCAD not allowing enough memory to
transfer these simple plots to the plotter. A workaround for this is to send smaller
test files. Normal AutoCAD plots will work and transfer to the printer without
problems.
2. The plot progress dialog will seem unresponsive at times, especially when driver
needs to send packets of plot information to the plotter. This is an Autodesk prob-
lem.
3. Autodesk's plot stamp utility does not work with AutoCAD LT 2000. LT 2000 is not
designed to accept add-in applications.
4. To Enable the Plot Stamp utility for AutoCAD 2000:
a. In AutoCAD use APPLOAD or the ARX command to load the acpltstamp.arx
(located in default AutoCAD 2000 folder i.e., C:\Program Files\ACAD2000\).
b. The command to set up the Plot stamp is PLOTSTAMP. There is also a
scriptable -PLOTSTAMP.
Note: After loading, it will be persistent in all future launches of AutoCAD unless you
unload it explicitly with the APPLOAD or the ARX command.
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