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Batch Plotting
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idiosyn85 
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Joined: 28.Jul.2008 Location: United Kingdom Using: AutoCAD 2008, AutoCAD 2010, Inventor 2009 Status: Offline Points: 13 |
 Topic: Batch PlottingPosted: 29.Jul.2008 at 18:46 |
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Hello.
I'm in need of being able to plot large numbers of large dwg files, preferably in the background, whilst I'm free to get on with other things.
I can easily batch plot dwfs, so a way in which to batch convert to dwf would also be a viable solution.
I've spent a little bit of time looking for one but thought for once I might try this way of finding out instead.
Cheers
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PepaR
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Joined: 09.Jul.2008 Location: Czech Republic Status: Offline Points: 149 |
Posted: 29.Jul.2008 at 22:03 |
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For DWG is 2 ways, use program Govert's GoPlot Classic for batch print PLT files or use Sheet Set Manager (standard tool of AutoCAD) for batch print on all printers, what you want.
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idiosyn85
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Joined: 28.Jul.2008 Location: United Kingdom Using: AutoCAD 2008, AutoCAD 2010, Inventor 2009 Status: Offline Points: 13 |
Posted: 30.Jul.2008 at 13:22 |
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Great cheers. Sheet set manager sounds good. I don't want to have to trouble IT to get them to install a new program if possible. You say it's a standard feature of AutoCAD? I use AutoCAD 2009 in a classic layout. Cheers
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PepaR
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Joined: 09.Jul.2008 Location: Czech Republic Status: Offline Points: 149 |
Posted: 30.Jul.2008 at 13:49 |
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Yes, I'm sure, Sheet Set manager is part of AutoCAD.
Edited by PepaR - 30.Jul.2008 at 13:50 |
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Vladimir Michl
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Arkance Systems CZ Joined: 26.Jul.2007 Location: Czech Republic Using: Autodesk software Status: Offline Points: 2121 |
Posted: 30.Jul.2008 at 14:42 |
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Sheet Set Manager may be too complicated if you need just background plotting. The standard PUBLISH command will do the same job. You can use to to plot or DWF-publish multiple DWG drawings with multiple layouts.
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