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You may want to plot (publish) multiple drawing sheets to a single PDF file, or plot the sheets as a single job (to be not interrupted with other jobs in your plotter queue).

In AutoCAD 2008 (and higher) you can use the PUBLISHCOLLATE variable (set it to 1) to publish (PUBLISH) all sheets and all selected DWG drawings in a single job, to a single multipage PDF file.

In AutoCAD 2007 or older AutoCAD versions and other CAD applications you can make use of DWFs. First publish a multisheet DWF and then print it from DWF Viewer (Design Review) to PDF over a PDF driver (pseudoprinter).

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27.7.2007   73488×   FAQ  
   
this tip shared by ARKANCE experts applies to: AutoCAD 2010 · AutoCAD 2009 · AutoCAD 2008 · AutoCAD ·

See also:
Tip 15032:Naming PDF files from Revit based on sheet number and sheet size.
Tip 15025:How to automatically stitch together adjacent pages in a PDF?
Tip 14709:How to export Fusion drawings to AutoCAD (DWG)?
Tip 14481:How to bulk publish a folder of DWG/DXF files to PDF?
Tip 13911:How to print all sheets at once from Inventor?


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