On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 18:04:03 -0000, "Ian Robinson"
Not unless you happen to have white ink and black/dark
coloured paper. :-)
With ink you are always working with an absence of any
colour AND ink to create white. With light it is always the
opposite - where white is the combination of all visible
colours.
Unless your paper stock is other than white and you want to
print white objects. Problem is - I've never heard of
<white ink> available from anyone! If you have - let the
world know!
You can however have very light lines/objects by changing
the fill % of the pen/cad colour - say 10 or 20% grey
instead of 100% black.
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