Pannir,
It looks like the width of the lines in your file is less than the
DPI of the GTK printer, and GTK refuses to print anything smaller than
the DPI. I admit the printing in gerbv is not perfect...we really need
a dialog to be able to change print settings to account for all these
issues.
For now, your best bet is to export the file to an image (PNG), and
then print that in some other program. You'll probably want to change
the background color to white in the Edit menu.
Sorry for the problem--
Julian
On 02/14/2011 05:44 AM, Pannirselvam Kanagaratnam wrote:
Hello,
I am unable to print the text layer. I can view it but when I print it
the text is not visible and only part of the logo is visible. Is there
some settings that is required to be configured to get a proper
output? I am attaching a screenshot of gerbv, the output and gerber
layer.
Thank you.
Pannir
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