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    Posted: 07.Feb.2018 at 03:45
Solved, Thank you! Maximum!


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05.Feb.2018 at 21:46
That could be a result of object lineweight as already suggested, or it could be in the lineweight entries in the pen assignments in the Plot style table [edit button in upper right corner in Plot dialog box].  Pen assignments would also be able to explain the color difference between the hard hat and the rest, which object lineweight would not, assuming it is drawn in a different but similar-looking color from the rest [color 1 vs. color 10, for example].
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Did you try disabling Plot object lineweights in the plot dialog box?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05.Feb.2018 at 16:07
Good morning, I will appreciate the support.
Because the thickness of the line in the print is different in the model.
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