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‎02-11-2022 04:57 PM

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Product: HP DesignJet T125 24-in Printer
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I work with Archicad 25 in Windows 11. I have the latest drivers and i'm printing by usb cable.

 

When i print to designjet (architectural projects), the lines that are in vectorial drawing with 0mm (hairline) always come very thick. I try with maximum detail, and always the same. If i convert to PDF (mantaining vectorial draw) the problem is the same.

When i print to my old photosmart printer i don't have this issue, the lines come correct, very thin.

 

I try either to convert my vectorial drawing to high resolution jpg. In this way the lines in the designjet come thin. But this is not the way it supposed to do.

I try different ways, different configurations and nothing. With my old plotters desingjet 100 and 130 a never had this issue.

I even calibrate and nothing.

If someone have a clue i apreciate. 

(sorry from my english)

Paulo Valente

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