printing & scaling

i have a few drawings prepared to print in a3, and now they should be
printed in a1. is it possible to "tell" autocad to keep some scale for
numbers, letters and dimensions. and is it possible when scaling for example
some word to give some command in wich side to expand. i'm not wery
experience so every advice is welcome. thanks.

 

You should always draw at 1:1 scale (full size) in Model Space.
Do your plotting from Paper Space (Layout), where you can set your plot to
match your paper size.

 

i did it like that but how can i keep the scale of the text, because when i
print on a4 and a1 it will be diferent. and also if somewane can give me
some fast instructions how to make a frame with title block. I no it is done
somehow with templates but i don't now how, I have a title block ready.
please help. thank you.

 

The only way I know do that easily is with MultiSCALE from
www.multisuite.com
That lets you set the plotted heights and resizes the text to suit the
current scale.

The software is not cheap, but I understand they have discounted prices for
Eastern Europe

 

Leaders are not a problem as they are handled by means of the dimscale
options. So the leaders rescale with the text, arrow heads resize etc.
MultiSCALE manages all aspects of scaling, including setting up viewports
and creating the required dimscales.

If there are large changes of scale, say a factor of 4 or more then spacing
of text, and the insertion points of text, become an issue. Theses are
easily sorted with tools within the software and AutoCAD "move".

 

I suggest that you set PSLTSCALE=0 and see if your text and dimensions
keep the same relative scale as the drawing.