Location of 0,0 in Layout

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by pashley, Jul 21, 2004.

  1. pashley

    pashley Guest

    Don't know if this is a plotting question.

    Why does the location of 0,0 change with respect to the layout space with each plotter I pick? I need to solve this as we cannot predict how our borders are inserted becasue of this.
     
    pashley, Jul 21, 2004
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  2. pashley

    TCEBob Guest

    Here's a non-answer (since there are so many variables). When I set up a plotter
    file I immediately go to the user adjust paper size and (since I use 22x34
    mostly) adjust the ANSI 22X34 to 0" borders all around. Of course, the plotter
    (HP 430) doesn't change; it still limits the print to .67 from the end and .2
    from top and bottom. But: now the actual paper size is shown on the layout, with
    0,0 right where it should be. On my border template I have the paper borders in
    dotted red. Once the entire layout is aligned to 0,0 everything comes out even.

    rs
     
    TCEBob, Jul 21, 2004
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