PDF Issues

[rkent]

If I plot that with the Autodesk dwg to pdf then it looks good and any magnification. I plot it with Bluebeam and it looks bad at any magnification.

Help file
"PDF files are generated in a vector-based format, for maintaining precision"

I have to believe Adobe uses raster based formatting.

[CADnewbie]

to my main situation, it seems like everyone had varying degrees of success or issues than my issues. Basically I was asking if anyone had similar issues (not necessarily with my file). I have a 64-bit operating system and Windows 7. Another user has a 64-bit operating system and Vista, and has similar issues, but not nearly as bad as mine. I am thinking it is the combination of 64-bit Windows 7 and AutoCAD. I have eliminated Adobe Acrobat as the issue because it works well with other programs on my system.

[rkent]

to my main situation, it seems like everyone had varying degrees of success or issues than my issues. Basically I was asking if anyone had similar issues (not necessarily with my file). I have a 64-bit operating system and Windows 7. Another user has a 64-bit operating system and Vista, and has similar issues, but not nearly as bad as mine. I am thinking it is the combination of 64-bit Windows 7 and AutoCAD. I have eliminated Adobe Acrobat as the issue because it works well with other programs on my system.

I use Win 7 Pro 64b, AutoCAD Mechanical 2013. With the AutoCAD dwg to pdf I don't see any problems with my files. With CutePDF or Bluebeam the only problem I see is the loss of focus when zooming in due to the raster format of that type of file.

[rickh]

I have W7 x64 and all I use is the standard DWG To PDF.pc3 for everything.
It always looks top notch for me. Granted, I'm in 2011...