When you create DWF files intended for plotting, select a resolution to match the
output of your plotter or printer. High resolutions (over 2,400 dpi) are for viewing.
For example, when you create DWF files of drawings that contain a lot of detail, such
as a topographical map of a large region, these files use a higher resolution setting
for greater detail in the DWF file.

Use extreme resolutions (over 40,000 dpi) only when necessary; they may produce very
large files. As you increase the resolution setting, raster image quality increases,
the speed of printing decreases, and memory requirements increase.

Color and Grayscale Resolution

Sets the resolution for raster image colors and grayscale in the DWF file in dots
per inch. Select Custom to enter a custom color and grayscale resolution. This setting
cannot exceed the current vector resolution setting.

Custom Color Resolution

Specifies a custom resolution for color raster images in the DWF file in dots per
inch. You must select Custom under Color and Grayscale Resolution to specify a custom
color resolution. This setting cannot exceed the current vector resolution setting.

Black and White Resolution

Sets the resolution for black and white raster images in the DWF file in dots per
inch. Select Custom to enter a custom black and white resolution. This setting cannot
exceed the current vector resolution setting.

Custom Black and White Resolution

Specifies a custom resolution for black and white raster images for the DWF file in
dots per inch. You must select Custom under Black and White Resolution to specify
a custom black and white resolution. This setting cannot exceed the current vector
resolution setting.