CAD tip # 8012:

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"Paper size not found" error.

When trying to PLOT a drawing, AutoCAD displays an error message: "The plotter configuration does not support the paper size of the current layout. What do you want to do?"

You are probably using a wrong print definition file .PC3 or its associated .PMP file. Either the file was copied from a different computer, from a different AutoCAD version, or it is pointing to a different printer driver. Try to re-create the PC3 file (and/or PMP).

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31.5.2011 14368×

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See also:
Tip 10759:	How to publish a DWG to a PDF file without attaching "-Model" to its name?
Tip 10556:	AutoCAD 2015 and 2016 do not allow to select paper size for Designjet T120/T520.
Tip 10461:	Unattended DWG plotting and PDF publishing without AutoCAD.
Tip 10301:	How to export PDF with hyperlinks from AutoCAD?
Tip 10182:	How to create a PDF file from DWG without AutoCAD?

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