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Subject:ORCAD into Frame From:Joanna Sheldon <cjs10 -at- CORNELL -dot- EDU> Date:Wed, 1 Mar 1995 07:00:56 -0500
Hi Folks -- I have another question. I've got a bunch of application
schematics to bring into a Frame document. Frame doesn't like the
ORCAD-produced dxf files, so I dragged them through Autosketch, after which
Frame swallowed them happily. Then I decided I wanted to thicken the lines
(they were all hairline thickness), but noticed that the dashed lines had
become solid.
I called Autosketch and they said, sorry, in Autosketch no thick lines can
be anything BUT solid. Arggh!
Does any of you know of a good solution to this problem? Come to think of
it, never mind, "good" --ANY solution will do.
