Re: Drawing thin lines in MacDraw II 1.1

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2 total messages Started by Eric Clement Wed, 30 May 1990 15:17

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Author: Eric Clement
Date: Wed, 30 May 1990 15:17

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In article <4308@munnari.oz.au> kklw@mullian.ee.mu.OZ.AU (Kevin K L
WONG) writes:
>...I just wonder whether we can draw such
>lines in MD II or not. I tried 0-point, and it's REALLY zero ie NOTHING !!

I generaly use decimal fractions of milimeter that i set as "rotring"
pens width : 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.5, ... I think you can do the same with inches.

I have not find how to save theses settings to have them when i create a
document from scratch. Has anyone an idea ?

Eric

Re: Drawing thin lines in MacDraw II 1.1

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Author: Stewart Tansley
Date: Fri, 01 Jun 1990 08:53

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In article <7920@mirsa.inria.fr> eclement@aragorn.inria.fr (Eric Clement) writes:
>I have not find how to save theses settings to have them when i create a
>document from scratch. Has anyone an idea ?

Yeh, you just save a stationery document. The best way of doing this is to set
all your required defaults for a new document, then save it named as
'MacDraw II Options' *with* *type* 'stationery'. 

This has been discussed recently somewhere in this maze of Mac groups - 
probably even here I suspect!

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