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Overview of Creating or Modifying a DWF6 Configuration File

To specify or modify settings for plotted DWF files

  1. Click Home tab Output panel Plot.
  2. In the Plot dialog box, under Printer/Plotter, in the Name list, select a DWF plotting device. Click Properties.
  3. In the Plotter Configuration Editor, Device and Document Settings tab, select Custom Properties in the tree window.
  4. Click Custom Properties.
  5. In the DWF6 ePlot Properties dialog box, select the options you want. Click OK.
  6. In the Plotter Configuration Editor, click OK.
  7. In the Changes to a Printer Configuration dialog box, do one of the following. Then click OK.
    • Select Apply Changes for the Current Plot Only to specify a one-time override of the configuration settings that isn't saved to the ePlot configuration file.
    • Select Save Changes to the Following File to save the configuration changes to the DWF configuration file.
  8. In the Browse for Plot File dialog box, in the Save In location list, select a plotting location for the DWF file, and click Save. Click OK.

To set color depth for plotted DWF files

  1. Click Home tabOutput panelPlot.
  2. In the Printer/Plotter area, in the Name list, select a DWF plotting device. Click Properties.
  3. In the Plotter Configuration Editor, Device and Document Settings tab, expand the Graphics node in the tree window.
  4. Click Vector Graphics.
  5. In the Color Depth area, select a color depth. Click OK.
  6. In the Changes to a Printer Configuration dialog box, do one of the following. Then click OK.
    • Select Apply Changes for the Current Plot Only to specify a one-time override of the configuration settings that isn't saved to the DWF configuration file.
    • Select Save Changes to the Following File to save the configuration changes to the DWF configuration file.
  7. In the Browse for Plot File dialog box, in the Save In location list, select a plotting location for the DWF file, and click Save. Click OK.
Parent topic: Overview of Creating or Modifying a DWF6 Configuration File

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