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  1. 2nd Dec 2004 12:22 pm #1
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    Hi there,

    is there anyway to print a large number of autocad file (1800+) in the same format, without having to open them one by one.

    Thank you.
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    Default Re: ..Print a large number of dwg

    Quote Originally Posted by snip
    Hi there,

    is there anyway to print a large number of autocad file (1800+) in the same format, without having to open them one by one.

    Thank you.
    If you have the full version of AutoCAD (not LT) you already have the Batch Plotting program. Give it a try
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    Or write a script file to handle the printing in AutoCAD and write a batch file using the "for/in/do" loop to automate the opening of the drawings and running the script.
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