can't print my drawing
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Topic: can't print my drawing
Posted By: danielito
Subject: can't print my drawing
Date Posted: 14.Jan.2010 at 14:05
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Hi
Every time I want to print my drawing it pops this:
Unreconciled new layers exist in the drawing.
The properties of these layers should be evaluated to ensure they display as intended in paper space viewports and in layer states.
View the list of unreconciled new layers in the layer properties manayer?
I select yes and the layers are there.
How can I evaluate the layers?
please help me .
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Posted By: tulip3D
Date Posted: 14.Jan.2010 at 16:17
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Never heard of that before!
Maybe you just want to delete those bastard layers?
Try purging the drawing.
Or you could check your layer properties manager to make sure there are no conflicts...doubt that would help...
I say purge and just delete the problem ones.
I know that aint the solution you were looking for, but sometimes its better to just start over again than try to screw around with some acad quirk.
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Posted By: CarlB
Date Posted: 14.Jan.2010 at 18:44
| Can't you just ignore the warning and continue? That's what we do with the "unreconciled layers" warning. |
Posted By: nameci
Date Posted: 15.Jan.2010 at 01:40
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Hey all,
I agree with CarlB. We do the same thing at work, just ignore the warning. |
Posted By: danielito
Date Posted: 15.Jan.2010 at 07:51
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Hi
If i ignore the warning it will not print the drawing but i will try to delete the layers.
The drawing was send by another and there is some xref in it.
thanks
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Posted By: CarlB
Date Posted: 15.Jan.2010 at 08:58
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That sounds odd you can't decline to view the layers and proceed with plotting, it seems to work that way at our office... Well you could prevent that warning from even appearing by setting LAYERNOTIFY and LAYEREVAL to 0. |
Posted By: danielito
Date Posted: 15.Jan.2010 at 11:40
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Thanks to all.
It works.
Now can I just ignore the warning and print.
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Date Posted: 13.Mar.2010 at 11:16
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Date Posted: 14.Apr.2010 at 10:17
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Date Posted: 14.Apr.2010 at 11:56