Plotting PDF files

I have a directory of about 100 PDF files (of Autocad drawings). When I
highlight them all, then right click and select print, only about 10 or so
drawings actually print. When I tried opening all of them up in Acrobat
Reader, it only allowed 20 of them to actually open (I did not know Acrobat
reader had a file open limitation).

Do I need additional software to be able to print them all out at one time?
Or, just a different way of working with them?

Thanks,

Stephen R.

 

I think this is a question better asked of someone at Adobe, no?
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Hi Stephen,

Acrobat Reader is hit and miss. The printing seems to be asynchronous (e.g.
it may print file 5 before file 3) among other things.

If you are batch printing PDF files often, we have a product that may suit
your needs. You can download the trial version here:

http://cadfx.com/replot

Just click on the "Download" link on the left. It lets you view files as
well as print to virtually any scale. Give it a try...


Best regards,

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

 

if Oce plotter use ReproRog from www.reprorog.com. Interfaces with GhostScript to RIP PDFs to TIFFs then sends them for printing in batches.

Also supports Xerox but not really tested too well on them.

 

I'm not sure if your post is a comment or question, but you may want to look
at RePlot from our company:

http://cadfx.com/replot

It does a very good job of batch plotting PDF's to any device (printer or
plotter) as long as you have a Windows system printer installed. It also
lets you view PDF files as well as TIFF, PLT (hpgl-2 only), and DWF.


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Best regards,

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

GhostScript to RIP PDFs to TIFFs then sends them for printing in batches.