Hi! you just check the layername of that line. Open layer manager and check the printer icon in line of that layer name, if it showing a red line crossing the printer icon, it shows that this is non-printable, then click again to remove it, now this shows that it is printable. If it is still not printing then if it is made on defpoint layer, then u must change it to another layer, because the defpoint is the layer which automatically made by autocad while making drawing, and this layer cannot be print. ok Bye!

Bertiesu wrote: Hello all,   I have just come across a very odd thing with a CAD file from an architect. When trying to print a layout most of the lines are not printing although none! is on a nonplot layer!!! What can that be? Any ideas?   Bertiesu   PS: we are using 2007LT

Maybe you should check the your page setup.

happened to me before:

possibility 1: it is a printing setting
select all the lines that are not printed, and the propriety change the thickness to "by layer". Maybe they where on "0"
Check also the color in the plotstyle that doesn't have 0 somewhere in thinkcness or in transparency

possibility 2: it is a bug
to solve it, just do:
1. in the original file do the command "purge" and purge all.
2. open a new file
3. copy and paste all the drawing from the original to the new empty one.
4. save with another name

if it is a bug, usually it works!

good luck

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Edited by theflyer84 - 13.Aug.2009 at 16:35