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Why is my stroke in Illustrator grey when all the settings are correct? Under the Color Panel, it is set to #00000, it's under RGB in the flyout, the opacity is 100%, and the Appearance Panel shows it as black when I select the "Stroke" option. And, when I print the page, nothing prints!! ???
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You're zoomed out. And then anti-aliasing happens on the screen.
As for the printing, please tell us the type of printer and the options. And also the size of your document.
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The printer is an HP OfficeJet Pro 8020. I went ahead and uninstalled Illustrator and then reinstalled it. I have my black line back, and a document now prints. However, the problem is persisting with the Line Segment tool. ??
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Oh, and it's a 1080 px x 1350 px document. I does it in CMYK and RGB
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well, I was doing ok after reinstalling Illustrator. I created a pattern brush on one document. I want to make another pattern brush, so I just saved-as the first document and delected the contents. When I tried to use the pen tool to make a stroke, I get the grey line again and the document does not print. I am not zoomed out. I now get the dreaded grey line again in a new document. It shows on the screen, but does not print.
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Your screenshot is 25% zoom level.
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Monika,
I am abashed to admit that it seems you were right that I was somehow zoomed out too far, or something like that. I'm not a new user either, this has never happened to me before! But I really appreciate the help that you and the others at Adobe provide. It's one of the reasons I've remained a CC subscriber.
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Thank you for your kind words and I'm glad that your issue could be solved.