CAD Forum
Cesky English Deutsch
Login:
 Visitors: 1447 
iPROJECT - CAD document management for Intranet

WWW server of the XANADU company (formerly: CAD Studio) Become a fan of CADforum on Facebook

CAD tip CAD tip # 7120:

Question CAD 
 %  platform  category 
Q - question

How to load a .CTB file into AutoCAD?

A - answer There is no special command to load plot styles (CTB, STB) into AutoCAD. These files are automatically offered (listed) in the PLOT dialog from the preset folder of the predefined (available) plot styles.

So you can just copy a new .CTB file to your plot style folder - see the contents of the variable ROAMABLEROOTPREFIX and its subfolder Plotters\Plot Styles - e.g.:

C:\Users\USERNAME\appdata\roaming\autodesk\autocad 2010\r18.0\enu\plotters\plot styles

You can define the support folder for plot styles in the dialog OPTIONS.

ACADLTADTCivilACADMABS
100% *  CAD 
18.12.2009    1591x  
Comments   Tell a friend
Share tip: Digg it! Del.icio.us Facebook Technorati StumbleUpon

See also:
Tip 6917:R14PSKit: The system cannot find the path specified
Tip 4335:How can I use both company-wide and local folder for .CTB files?
Tip 4330:How to set the CTB/STB path to the current directory?
Tip 3877:Elevation values are 10x or 100x higher in Project Navigator.
Tip 3605:When is used a color-dependent (CTB) and when a named (STB) plot style table?


Back   All CAD Tips All CAD tips&tricks

Faster loading of assemblies and projects in networks. « | » Vertical exaggeration of 3D terrain.

Have we helped you? If you want to support the CAD Forum web service, consider buying one of our CAD applications, or our custom software development offerings. You may also add a link to your web - like this "fan" link: CAD Forum - tips, utilities, blocks for Autodesk products
CAD:    OS:    Categ: 
Text:  FAQ glossary   



Featuring:
DwgTextTranslator translates a series of drawings from one language to another using MS Access.
Download a fully functional trial version.


Please use these tips at your own risk.
XANADU (CAD Studio) is not responsible for possible problems that may occur as a result of using any of these tips.