Autocad or Windows Drivers

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by TheScullster, Oct 11, 2004.

  1. TheScullster

    TheScullster Guest

    Hi all

    We have been using a Designjet 800 for some time and recently invested in
    Oce TDS 400 copy and scan system.
    Whenever stuff like this happens I tend to look at operating issues,
    potential improvements etc.
    My question is:
    Are there any advantages to using Autocad drivers over the Windows printer
    drivers?
    We are currently running Acad2000i on WinNT, but will probably upgrades soon
    to Acad2005 and WinXP Pro.

    Thanks for comments

    Phil
     
    TheScullster, Oct 11, 2004
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  2. TheScullster

    JP Guest

    Autocad uses the windows drivers.
    The only diffrence between autocad and windows is that in autocad you are
    able to define either a CTB or PC3 file to plot with.
    More control how it comes out.
    Thats it.

    Jan
     
    JP, Oct 11, 2004
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  3. TheScullster

    Huw Guest

    Quality and control are both improved. Some plots are significantly better quality. Get the latest Océ drivers from their website.
     
    Huw, Oct 12, 2004
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