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Printer output to Either PostScript Printer or to Windows. The PS Printer option means that we send out own PostScript code - not the windows "kitchen sink" PS code. The AutoScript PS is faster and far more compact than the Windows PostScript code. When sent to a printer the code is sent to a DOS LPT port. That means on a network the port needs to be captured to work. |
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Expert options allow so types of tweeking not otherwise available. The Inline PS tab allows a user to create a file with PostScript code which can then be included in the output file. The Proof Scaling option allows a PostScript file to be sized for a final device (i.e. for large film) but to be sent to a device of a very different size for a proof to look at (i.e. a much smaller laser printer) and to have the drawing scale automatically to that differently sized printer. |
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This is the general preferences dialog. AutoScript can use either the colors in which entities were drawn in AutoCad or can use the rows on which entities were drawn in AutoCad as the way to organize, in order, entities for processing. |