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You can assign a screening value from 0 to 100. The default setting, 100,
means no screening is applied, and the object is displayed with normal ink
intensity. A screening value of 0 means the object contains no ink and is thus
invisible in that viewport.
Turn Layout Viewports On or Off
Displaying a large number of active layout viewports can affect your system's
performance as the content of each viewport regenerates. You can save time
by turning some viewports off or by limiting the number of active viewports.
The following illustration shows the effects of turning off two viewports.
New viewports are turned on by default. If you turn off the viewports you
aren't using, you can copy viewports without waiting for each one to
regenerate.
If you don't want to plot a viewport, you can turn the viewport off.
If you want to hide the viewport borders as you work or when you plot, create
a special layer for viewports. You can then turn off or freeze that layer.
See Also
“Set Options for Plotted Objects” on page 622
To apply screening to objects in a layout viewport
1 From the File menu, choose Plot Style Manager.
2 Right-click a CTB or STB file and choose Open from the shortcut menu.
3 In the Plot Style Table Editor, Form View tab, select a plot style to change.
4 In the Screening box, enter an intensity value between 1 and 100.
5 Choose Save & Close.
6 In the layout, from the File menu, choose Page Setup.
7 In the Page Setup dialog box, Plot Device tab, select the edited plot style
table from the Plot Style Table (Pen Assignments) list.
all viewports on two viewports off