another beef on 2006

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Chuck Fluri, Apr 5, 2006.

  1. Chuck Fluri

    Chuck Fluri Guest

    AutoCAD 2002 used to have a batch plot utility that worked like magic. you
    could control the plotter and page layouts without actually having a page
    setup in any of the drawings you wished to plot. Now we're relegated to this
    new "publish" feature. You now have to create a page setup in at least one
    of the drawings you wish to plot. Sometimes "publish" will print only the
    first drawing on the list even though all of the drawings are highlighted.
    You need to save the list to get it to work properly. I'll have a page setup
    for my 11x17 plotter that works fine when I use the normal AutoCAD plot
    command. When I use "publish" the drawings come out portrait instead of
    landscape. Does anyone know an easy way to get this to work well without
    creating all sorts of files all over the place for publish to refer to?
     
    Chuck Fluri, Apr 5, 2006
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  2. Chuck Fluri

    R.K. McSwain Guest

    Create the page setups in your template drawing, then they are already
    present when you go to PUBLISH.
    I have never seen this.

    Never seen this either.
    What files? The only extra file is the optional file it creates IF you
    save the list.
     
    R.K. McSwain, Apr 5, 2006
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