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Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by gfpd17, Dec 30, 2003.

  1. gfpd17

    gfpd17 Guest

    I AM RUNNING 2000. I HAVE A DRAWING FILE THAT HAS TWO LAYOUT TABS. I WOULD LIKE TO PRINT BOTH TABS INTO ONE PDF FILE. DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS IS POSSIBLE?

    BRAD
     
    gfpd17, Dec 30, 2003
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    Paul Turvill Guest

    Which PDF creation software are you using?
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    LIKE TO PRINT BOTH TABS INTO ONE PDF FILE. DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS IS
    POSSIBLE?
     
    Paul Turvill, Dec 30, 2003
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  3. I AM RUNNING 2000. I HAVE A DRAWING FILE THAT HAS TWO LAYOUT TABS. I WOULD LIKE TO PRINT BOTH TABS INTO ONE PDF FILE. DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS IS POSSIBLE?

    Adobe Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader) will allow you to insert pages into
    an existing PDF. You'd open one page then insert the second.

    Currently, I know of no way in AutoCAD to produce a multi-sheet document
    with the exception of the Multi-Sheet DWF in 2004. You could then print
    the DWF from Express Viewer to a PDF and get the multi-sheet PDF created
    all on one shot to a single file. But being on 2000, this won't help
    you.

    It would be nice if AutoCAD supported this type of situation which would
    then allow you to do things like duplex printing from AutoCAD without
    having to generate a multi-sheet DWF and print that instead. Or combine
    several single sheet PDF's and combine them then print those.

    I recently had to print out about 1600 sheets and that was the route I
    took. I printed individual PDF's, combined them into a single PDF
    document, then used duplex printing to print on both sides of the paper
    and use only 800 sheets (printed both sides) as opposed to 1600 sheets
    (printed on one side).


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    Darren J. Young
    CAD/CAM Systems Developer

    Cold Spring Granite Company
    202 South Third Avenue
    Cold Spring, Minnesota 56320

    Email:
    Phone: (320) 685-5045
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    Darren J. Young, Dec 31, 2003
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    gfpd17 Guest

    I have Acrobat PDF Writer and Acrobat Distiller.
     
    gfpd17, Jan 5, 2004
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