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Is there any way to make a hatch/fill pattern halftone?
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I achieved this by simply turning the fill pattern to Gray color and using Raster style printing. The printer recognized the gray color as halftone and printed accordingly. I am not sure of any other way to do this.
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Where can I control the color of the hatch if I do it that way?
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Edit the filled region and click on Region Properties on the left pane. Go to Edit/Duplicate and you will see a color parameter. Click on the button and select the gray color.
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thanks, i guess that will have to work for now!
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I just thought of another way to halftone a region. Right click on the region and select Override Graphics in View-->By Element. In the next dialog box you can checkmark the "Halftone" box and it will grayscale it. You can do this for any element in RAC2008
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I'm actually doing this to a brick hatch pattern on a wall. The grayscale option works because I only want the hatch pattern halftoned, but if I use the override graphics option then the whole wall becomes halftone which is unacceptable. Thanks for the help.
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