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  1. 8th Apr 2006 12:03 pm #1
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    Default Autocad Pdf Plotter (Retain layer)

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    Hello,

    I cannot seem to find the "do not flatten" checkbox under the Adobe PDf plotter. I want to be able to plot cad drawings which retain layer information. I have looked under the potter manager, under the Adobe PDf plotter, under the Custom Properties, but I cannot find it.

    thanks for the help
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    Default Re: Autocad Pdf Plotter (Retain layer)

    Quote Originally Posted by BADBOI
    Hello,

    I cannot seem to find the "do not flatten" checkbox under the Adobe PDf plotter. I want to be able to plot cad drawings which retain layer information. I have looked under the potter manager, under the Adobe PDf plotter, under the Custom Properties, but I cannot find it.

    thanks for the help
    You are using Acrobat Pro 6 or above correct?
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    yes, Acrobat v6.0 full,

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    Quote Originally Posted by BADBOI
    yes, Acrobat v6.0 full,

    thx
    Is it the "Pro" version? Only the "Pro" version will save layer information IIRC.
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