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pinter setup to have wire bolder

hello exports,

I had .cdsplotinit setup to print to my color printer. with the 1200dpi capability the wire is printed really skinny. how can I make it printing bolder? I tried playing with "pen" in .cdsplotinit but seems not working as what I want. should I play with post-script? how?

thanks,

David

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the .cdsplotinit file:

Xerox 6027 Color|Workcenter 6027:\
:spool=lpr -PXerox-WorkCentre-4118: \
:query=lpq -PXerox-WorkCentre-4118: \
:remove=lprm -PXerox-WorkCentre-4118 $3: \
:manufacturer=Xerox Engineering Systems: \
:type=postscript2: \
:maximumPages#1: \
:resolution#1200: \
:residentFonts: \
:tmpdir=/usr/tmp: \
:paperSize="8x11 inches" 9600 13200:

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Andrew Beckett over 7 years ago

I've not tried this (recently) but there is an article on Cadence Online Support which suggests modifying the ps.prologue file in the installation. Unfortunately I don't believe there's a way of pointing at a ps.prologue outside of the installation.

The plotting infrastructure is quite old in Virtuoso and could probably do with a bit of love...

If this doesn't help, I'd suggest contacting customer support.

Regards,

Andrew.
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DavidLou over 7 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

thanks Andrew,

yes, update from ps.prologue is fine and seems working. I don't have to do following up post-processing then.

thanks,

David
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DavidLou over 7 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

thanks Andrew,

yes, update from ps.prologue is fine and seems working. I don't have to do following up post-processing then.

thanks,

David
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