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first post here. I use cad 2016 2d

so when I plot, but only when I have more than one tab (in cad) open, it waits maybe a second or two, then crashed the program. Ill try and get the error code. So I can only have one dwg file open at a time...

any ideas?

 

thank you

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any drawing it does it.

and if they are from the same folder, different folders etc (but same server)

I can't find a way to beet it, it just does it 100% of the time.

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this happens all the time.

for example I just opened two very simple drawings (1,126 and 2,022 kb) in a-cad 2016 and went to plot. typed in ctrl+p, then preview, then this message came up,

"FATAL ERROR: unhandled access violation reading 0x0048 exception at d36f34d9h"

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At the command prompt, type in PLOTTERMANAGER.

This will open Windows Explorer to the folder that contains the PC3 files (and there will probably be a sub-folder that contains the PMP files).

 

As a test, remove all of the PC3 files and the sub-folder "PMP Files".

Close AutoCAD and then restart.

 

Try the PLOT command again.

 

Does it still crash? If not, then start adding PC3 files back in, one at a time and repeating the test, until it does crash.

 

If it still crashes with no PC3 files, then it could be a system printer. Do you have any Windows printers installed that are no longer functioning (pointing to a dead network resource, or a printer you no longer have?)

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okay, I'll give that a try later today with our tech/cad guy at work. I don't want to get my self into something I can't get out of

 

Thank you for your help, I'll update on here with how that works

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