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Sat, Jan 27, 2007 at 12:25:13 AM | Line Weights

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Steve1959


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I am having a very slow setup process for my global lineweights. I am adjusting them through "Object Styles" but find the trial & error / print & view method quite frustrating. I dont understand the relevance of a "Header" Lineweight followed by numerous subcategories that can be individually set. What does the header linweight control. Is there a simple method or a good tutorial. A thread sugested there was a tutorial on this site but I am unable to locate it.

Any help much appreciated

Regards Steve


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