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Topic ClosedPDF changes the background color back to defalt

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    Posted: 22.Jun.2014 at 22:02
ok here is my situation. I created a 3D model of a fireplace mask with alot of detail. It looks great with a black background and the model colored grey. I went into options and changed the background color to black in both the "layout view" tab and also the "plot preview" tab. when I click on preview everything looks fine. but once it is created as a .pdf it has returned back to the default white background with the model being black. This looks horrible because it loses much of the detail. I guess the pdf colors could be manipulated in photoshop but that would be to time consuming in a big complex drawing. I need one of you super CAD gurus to bail me out please!!
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Shan
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