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	I want to display my drawing the same way it is printed.
	If you want to display your drawing layout exactly the same way it is finally plotted out on the paper (lineweights, color shades, monochrome plotting...), check the option for displaying plot styles. They will be applied on the screen as well. You can find the checkbox "Display plot styles" in the top right corner of the "Page setup manager" dialog - see the command `PAGESETUP`.

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12.5.2009 6440×

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applies to: AutoCAD · AutoCAD LT · AutoCAD Architecture · AutoCAD Civil 3D · AutoCAD Map · AutoCAD Mechanical ·

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Tip 9147:	Batch publishing to PDF uses different margins than single prints.
Tip 8788:	Batch unification of page setups in DWG files.
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CAD tip # 6672:

I want to display my drawing the same way it is printed.