In-House .PLT file plotting

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by KCCINC, Feb 18, 2004.

  1. KCCINC

    KCCINC Guest

    Is there a way to plot .PLT files in-house instead of having to take them to a reprographic company for plotting???

    Thanx
     
    KCCINC, Feb 18, 2004
    #1
  2. KCCINC

    KCCINC Guest

    Nevermind, I found some good information in the Search.

    Sorry
     
    KCCINC, Feb 18, 2004
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  3. KCCINC

    Matt Pearson Guest

    There are a number of free solutions that copy the file with a non-DOS
    interface to the printer port. (As you probably have already found out.)

    If you need the ability to re-scale your .plt files (HPGL/2 format), or use
    other file formats (i.e. .tif, .dwf, .pdf) and batch them, take a look at
    RePlot (http://cadfx.com/replot)

    It comes with a viewer and easily allows you to batch print these various
    file formats to any Windows system printer at virtually any scale.


    Best regards,

    Matt Pearson
    CAD fx, Inc.
    (877) 741-2175
    (810) 732-0085


    to a reprographic company for plotting???
     
    Matt Pearson, Feb 19, 2004
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