Ploting problems with JPG and GIF

Dear friends

I've been experiencing a problem that I tought it was a hardware problem but
since I've receive the HP assistance, I sincerily think that the problem is
with the software I use to plot my drawings.

My plotter is a HP 1050C Plus, my OS is MSWindows XP Pro, and my CAD
aplicattion is Autocad LT 2002.

I use Autocad LT 2002 to do my drawings, because I've upgraded from LT 98.
Then I never experienced this problem, but now, when I close my Cad
Aplicattion sometimes I receive the error information Using a forbiden C++
function in the software version.

Sometimes I receive this information and I can't print the images (JPG, GIF,
and others) included in my drawings. Other times everything work fine. It's
strange!!

Can You help me please.

Best regards
Paulo Lopes
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Hi Dean

Hope you can help me. I'm using the "CTB ACAD2002 LT file" with the line
especifications.(colors, thickness and linetype)

I don't anderstand you when you speak about printing to the windows driver.
Can you teach me to do that? Thanks in advance.

The images get out off my printer with some strips in black sometimes all
blacks.

I can plot to this printer from Excel , word and other aplicattions.

Some times closing autocad I receive the following error message:
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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

X RUNTIME ERROR!

Program: C:\Programas\Autocad LT 98\aclt.exe

R 6025

- pure virtual function call
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Can this error be connected with my previous problem?

I have a upgrade version LT2002 over LT 98 can this cause any troubleship.

How can I solve the problems.

Best regards

Paulo Lopes

 

The images are ploted with some strips (bands) in black in the direction the
inkjets work, sometimes all the figure is ploted in black.