We found that the profiles of the dots formed from the drying droplets of polymer solution can be modified by switching between the evaporation and condensation processes. When a polymer clot is exposed to solvent vapor during a certain time and is dried again, the dot profile changes from ringlike to flat. To obtain a flat dot, there exists an optimal exposure time. We conjecture that the change of the dot profile is due to the refluidization of the polymer film. Our results imply a new possibility for controlling the dot profile in inkjet printing technologies.