The Image Is Too Wide to Output. Please Crop It or Reduce Resolution and Try Again. (Page 1)
2010-08-xi,07:57 PM #1
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Imported .pdfs, change the color of the lines?
I have the plumbing and underground structural plans imported together and want to brand it more than clear which is which. Is there a mode to change the color of the lines in each?
2010-08-eleven,08:07 PM #2
Re: Imported .pdfs, change the colour of the lines?
Try printing the PDF's to .TIFF, then insert the image into the drawing.This process only makes the line piece of work visible, and then yous tin can hands overlay the image in your drawing, change the color, etc.
Hope this helps!
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2010-08-11,08:45 PM #3
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Re: Imported .pdfs, change the color of the lines?
One would consign to tiff, and ane wouldn't (Adobe said it was too wide?). Trying to become my doc managing director to convert them for me.FWIW when I dragged the pdfs into AutoCAD 2011 simply the line work shows up at present and the backgrounds are transparent.
2010-08-eleven,09:13 PM #4
Re: Imported .pdfs, change the colour of the lines?
Not and so fast, here are some minor corrections....
Give information technology a endeavour, would you...
Originally Posted by rsloyer
I would PRINT to tiff (Like I said earlier) , and i WOULD successfully create a transparent .TIFF that tin can be modified like whatsoever other AutoCAD object .
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Save the file to your desired location, then elevate into AutoCAD... wallah' Transparent groundwork, zero but line piece of work, and every bit requested, y'all can change the color for each .TIFF independently.
- Open up the PDF you want (Adobe Reader will work)
- Open the impress window
- Select "Microsoft Office Document Image Viewer" for the Printer Name
- Click the PROPERTIES Button
- Select the "Page" Tab
- Select your Folio Size
- Select "Avant-garde" Tab
- Select "TIFF - Monochrome Fax" for the Output Format
- Select "Super Fine (300 DPI)" for the reolution
- Hitting the OK button to close the properties window
- Hit the OK push button to print
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2010-08-12,01:38 PM #5
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Re: Imported .pdfs, change the color of the lines?
I don't have "Microsoft Office Document Image Viewer" merely practise have "Microsoft XPS Certificate Author" and it does not have page size options.The reason I said "export" earlier is that in Adobe Acrobat Pro Extended I click
File->Export->Prototype->TiffOne of the two files works, the other says:
"Acrobat could non save a page in this document because of the post-obit fault:The image is too wide to output. Delight crop it or reduce resolution and effort over again. (Page 1)"
Tried cropping it as much as I could simply no go. Interestingly the file that DID consign is 1,340 KB while the i that won't is only 426 KB (430 after ingather).
I have it that even though the pdfs themselves imported with transparent backgrounds there is however no way to alter the colour of them?
2010-08-12,03:07 PM #6
Re: Imported .pdfs, change the color of the lines?
Forgive my before supposition, as most companies use Microsoft Function, the MDI Viewer is included with Role (hence the name)... If you do in fact employ Part, then this may be a simple consequence of your Information technology Department making the print driver available to the CAD users.
I don't have "Microsoft Office Document Image Viewer" but do have "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" and it does not have page size options.
The folio size is not critical, but I tried be as inclusive of the steps as possible. Even without specifying a page size the process worked (for me).
I attempted the XPS Document Author without success.
Understood. The cropping consequence is curious...
The reason I said "consign" before is that in Adobe Acrobat Pro Extended I click
File->Export->Image->TiffAne of the two files works, the other says:
"Acrobat could not save a folio in this document considering of the following error:The prototype is as well wide to output. Delight crop it or reduce resolution and try again. (Page 1)"
Tried cropping information technology every bit much as I could but no go. Interestingly the file that DID export is ane,340 KB while the one that won't is only 426 KB (430 after ingather).
I know of no manner to colorize an OLE object, which is the resulting entity when adding a PDF to AutoCAD.
I take it that even though the pdfs themselves imported with transparent backgrounds there is all the same no style to alter the color of them?
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2010-08-12,05:nineteen PM #7
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Re: Imported .pdfs, modify the color of the lines?
I've seen programs to catechumen pdf to dwg, and I think I might exist better off using one of those.
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