Autotek autocad raster design 2010 Benutzerhandbuch
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Display Capture copies the data of the REM object at screen resolution.
You can specify the option for data capture on the
(page 357) of the
Raster Design Options dialog box.
If you select REM objects from images with different properties (for example,
images with different color depths and densities) and convert the objects to
a new image, the properties of the new image are determined by the first REM
object you select.
images with different color depths and densities) and convert the objects to
a new image, the properties of the new image are determined by the first REM
object you select.
NOTE You can also use Ctrl+C to run COPYCLIP. If the cursor is in the drawing
area, Raster Design copies the selected objects to the Clipboard. If the cursor is
on the command line or in the text window, Raster Design copies the selected
text to the Clipboard.
area, Raster Design copies the selected objects to the Clipboard. If the cursor is
on the command line or in the text window, Raster Design copies the selected
text to the Clipboard.
To copy REM objects to the clipboard
1 Select the REM objects you want to copy to the Clipboard.
2 Click Image menu ➤ Raster Entity Manipulation ➤ Copy to Clipboard.
Quick Reference
Menu
Image ➤ Raster Entity Manipulation ➤ Copy to Clipboard
REM Toolbar
Command Line
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Separating Raster Linework Using Knife
Use the Knife command to separate raster linework by drawing a line that is
one pixel wide through raster data.
one pixel wide through raster data.
Knife is useful for precisely separating raster entities in detailed areas of an
image. For example, you can use Knife to separate a raster title block from a
raster border so you can work with the title block and border as separate raster
entities.
image. For example, you can use Knife to separate a raster title block from a
raster border so you can work with the title block and border as separate raster
entities.
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