Chapter 5. Using Linetypes and Lineweights Effectively
Linetypes and lineweights provide a method for you to create objects that differentiate themselves from other objects. By applying different linetypes and lineweights to different objects in your drawing, you make objects distinguishable among themselves. By using linetypes and lineweights properly, you create a drawing that visually transfers its meaning to the viewer.
But using linetypes and lineweights effectively requires more than just making a drawing look good. It requires an understanding of the features AutoCAD 2002 provides for controlling the appearance of linetypes and lineweights. ...
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