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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> SCREENING BACKGROUND IN REVIT
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??? IF I IMPORT A AUTOCAD BACKGROUND IN REVIT WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO "SCREEN" IT SO IT WILL PRINT SHADED GRAYED??
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Did you try to put the "backgroud" in "halftone" and print?
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yes i did i had to set it to halftone then make it real light to work. about 40% thanks.
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