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Alright im trying to print this graph and it does not show up when I print it, I put a new cartridge and everything.
this is what the graph looks like
http://www.mathematicshelpcentral.com/graph_paper/files/Form2A-BW.pdfeverything except the graph prints fine. I guess the graph is just more greyer, anyway I can make it print and be visable?
Can anyone help fast please because its for my homework and I need to get it done
i dont see a graph… I see a coordinate plane (aka a grid) that a graph could be drawn on, but no actual graphs like (y=mx+b) or anything… i’ll assume you mean just the grids.
granted, the grids do look greyed, but so do alternating lines in the boxes to the sides…. do those print fine? have you tried adjusting your print settings, like printing in greyscale versus printing black and white? or the quality of the print, meaning “Best” instead of “Draft”? etc…
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Tigerbladei dont see a graph… I see a coordinate plane (aka a grid) that a graph could be drawn on, but no actual graphs like (y=mx+b) or anything… i’ll assume you mean just the grids.
granted, the grids do look greyed, but so do alternating lines in the boxes to the sides…. do those print fine? have you tried adjusting your print settings, like printing in greyscale versus printing black and white? or the quality of the print, meaning “Best” instead of “Draft”? etc…
yes, ive tried both and both do not show up
After printing that PDF, it looks to me like they used low quality bitmaps for all lines, which end up extremely ugly when printed. Your best bet would be to open the PDF in a program such as Adobe Illustrator (that’s possible because the PDF doesn’t have any security restrictions) and recreate the grids, boxes and lines there using the pen tools on a new layer.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by FrutZleAfter printing that PDF, it looks to me like they used low quality bitmaps for all lines, which end up extremely ugly when printed. Your best bet would be to open the PDF in a program such as Adobe Illustrator (that’s possible because the PDF doesn’t have any security restrictions) and recreate the grids, boxes and lines there using the pen tools on a new layer.
yea thats what it came too 🙁
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