Under the Page handling - Page scaling select None from the drop down list. I found a couple, to correct them do the following on the Print setup screen:ġ) Under Printer - Name, select the desired printer from the drop down list.ģ) Select the correct paper size from the drop down list under Paper options - Size is:, then click OK.Ĥ) This will take you back to the print setup screen. I then opened the file on a different machine using Adobe reader to verify that there weren't any problems.
#WORKING FROM HOME AUTOCAD PRINTING PDF#
You just plotted to a PDF file of your drawing which just about anybody should be able to print. When you set up the plot, do the following:Ģ) Under Plotter configuration - Name, select Postscript Level 1.pc3 from the drop down list.ģ) Under Plot to file - File name and Path: fill in or browse to your desired file location.ĥ) Under Paper size and paper units - Paper size, select your desired paper size from the drop down list.Ħ) Complete the plot as you normally would. Now click next.ġ0) You should now be in the Add Plotter - Finish screen, click Finish and you're done with the plotter setup. On this screen select the Plot to File button and click Next.ĩ) You are now on the Add Plotter - Plotter Name screen, name it anything you want but I just used the default.
I don't know how familiar you are with Autocad so the following is the blow by blow procedure.Ĥ) When the Add Plotter dialog box pops up select Next.ĥ) Be sure the My Computer button is selected and click Next.Ħ) Select Adobe under Manufacturers and select a Model, I used Postscript Level 1, then click next.ħ) When the Add Plotter - Import Pcp or Pc2 window appears, click next.Ĩ) You should be on the Add Plotter - Ports screen. This will work for a "B" size drawing(11"x17") I can't vouch for a "C" size drawing (18"x24") since our laser won't print that size.
I have a ACADLT 2004 on my machine for work and I just tested this to be sure it works.
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