miscord@hubcap.clemson.edu (Michael Scordilis) (08/05/90)
I have been creating figures in MacDraw II and and using Cut and Paste to move them into a Word 4.0 document, all the time working on Multifinder. When I print such Word documents on a Laserwriter, some of the lines (horizontal and verticals, not just intermediate angles as mentioned by others) are 4-point thick! Also some of the boxes. And it does that on some of the objects. Imagewrite II printouts are O.K. though. Now, back in MacDraw (on an SE/30) everything looks (almost) normal and you see all lines as they should be, i.e. 1-point. The only indication is that the now thick lines have 2 handle bars on each end instead of the normal 1 !. So, you can select and drag them to scale their width, as if they are a box !. If somene can help in solving this problem, please e-mail me and I will summarize the opinions/solutions on the net. Thanks y'all. Michael Scordilis. miscord@hubcap.clemson.edu.
miscord@hubcap.clemson.edu (Michael Scordilis) (08/05/90)
I am working with MacDraw II version 1.0v3. It looks like it screws up (not always but in most cases), all documents saved in PICT format. Lines are opened as 2 dimensional objects. This seems to cause the printout problems. Is there anyway of getting back to the correct form without recreating everything. Thanks, Michael Scordilis miscord@hubcap.clemson.edu