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How to easy print main view for printed publication?

jozef.bucha
Hello everyone.
 
What is the easiest and fastest way to print picture of main view to printed publication (white background)?
 
Color schema in Adams view is perfect for me during working on PC, but for printing is not very suitable. It is easy to change background to white, but changing colors of hardpoints, etc is tedious.
 
It is somehow possible to change from one color profile to another, make picture, switch back and continue working?
 
Thanks for reply
 
Jozef
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    I used to have setup a command file that changes all the entity colors. (I don't print much anymore though)
    That could be used to change all colors with a simple F2 import.
    I don't think that themes exists, but a command file like that could easily be extended to a macro with preset themes. Seems like a intern job some summer.
     
    As an alternative to change all entity colors, you could redefine the RGB values of the basic named colors. Probably faster, but would also affect your model contents and not just icons.
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    I used to have setup a command file that changes all the entity colors. (I don't print much anymore though)
    That could be used to change all colors with a simple F2 import.
    I don't think that themes exists, but a command file like that could easily be extended to a macro with preset themes. Seems like a intern job some summer.
     
    As an alternative to change all entity colors, you could redefine the RGB values of the basic named colors. Probably faster, but would also affect your model contents and not just icons.
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