The image takes on a more pixellated look.Ħ00 DPI vector, 400 DPI raster setting (23:55) JPEG (JPG) files were invented specifically to allow for compressed files that take up less space. You can also find this chart on the Autodesk website. PDF options for the built-in DWG to PDF tool (18:10) Including or excluding specific sheets (17:14) One advantage to this method is that you can include your Sheet Sets. Saving a PDF using the Publish tool (16:20) Option to export the current Layout tab you have open, or all Layout tabs (15:52) Saving a PDF using the Export PDF (EPDF) command (15:07)Įxporting the PDF through the Save As PDF dialog box (15:15) Take care to select the Plot transparency option if you have any transparent objects in the drawing you plan to save to a PDF. Option to save the settings into a PC3 printer configuration file (13:33) Lines Merge setting (ensures that half-tone lines don’t wipe out objects that they overlap)Ĭapture fonts used in the drawing option: Allows you to embed fonts from the drawing into the PDF, which will translate even to computers without those fonts installed. Note: Your raster quality cannot go above your vector quality. We recommend matching these settings with the DPI settings of your printer. Quality settings (vector and raster) in dots per inch (DPI) Saving a PDF through the Plot dialog box (6:40) PDFs can preserve the following information from CAD: Viewing PDF files is supported by freeware Today, PDFs support many types of media, including interactive buttons, videos, graphic elements, embedded fonts, and more. The goal was to create a file format that could be used widely with different applications on any machine – most notably, to share image and text files between Mac and PC. Portable Document File type (PDF) history (2:45):ĭeveloped by Adobe in the 1990s to present documents that include text formatting and images.
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