Hi there, I'm after peoples recommendations for a decent PDF plotter. Currently using Bluebeam 5.5, installed as plugin on AutoCAD 2008. Pressing ctrl-p and selecting Bluebeam as plotter produce fine PDF's, but setting up a Bluebeam Page Layout to publish an entire sheetset, or using the Bluebeam 'Batch PDF' menu item produces junky PDF's with incorrectly rendered fonts. We have experimented with every setting we can find in Bluebeam administrator but nothing has fixed the batch/publish problem. We need a PDF plotter that can work with the sheetset publish dialog and produce quality PDF's without requiring naming of each PDF etc (existing filename.dwg will become filename.pdf, which is what we need). We have several sheetsets with 50-100 drawings each, and plotting PDF's one by one is tedious, to say the least... :-( Any recommendations? -- Kind regards, Chris Wilkinson, Brisbane, Australia. "Maybe politicians should ask the people whether or not they wanted all these wars"...
I don't use sheetsets but do batch plot .pdf's with AcroPlot. It will use the drawings existing page setup and can plot individual sheets to ..pdf in a batch or plot all sheets to one .pdf in a batch. I've been using it for some years and like it a lot. Dave DDP not affiliated with AcroPlot just happy user. They are here: www.cadzation.com
