jl9r Posted July 21, 2009 Posted July 21, 2009 I have a basic drawing template file that I have created with block attrubutes that I use for all our company drawings. I have found that if I produce a basic 2D drawing and then print to PDF, the resultant PDF is fine and the borders appear ok. My problem is when I print to PDF with a 3D drawing in anything like 'realistic', 'conceptual', etc, the resultant PDF has at least 1 missing border line even if I just 'fit to page'. I have attached a test dwg and resultant 'conceptual' plotted pdf. Can anyone please help? Test Template.dwg Test Template.pdf Quote
StevenMc Posted July 21, 2009 Posted July 21, 2009 hi, i tried to PDF it and managed fine. i used the window rather than fit to page. maybe its the PDF program you have. i'll attach the PDF i done :wink: Test Template Model (1).pdf Quote
jl9r Posted July 21, 2009 Author Posted July 21, 2009 Hi StevenMc I tried it with 'window' as you suggested and you are right - it worked, don't know why it won't work with 'extents'? I am using the standard AutoCAD PDF writer but I will try it again with another writer - does anyone recommend a free download version - i.e. CutePDF, etc? Anyway - thanks again for your help but if anyone else can throw any light on the original problem I would still be interested to learn more. Quote
StevenMc Posted July 21, 2009 Posted July 21, 2009 Hi StevenMc I tried it with 'window' as you suggested and you are right - it worked, don't know why it won't work with 'extents'? I am using the standard AutoCAD PDF writer but I will try it again with another writer - does anyone recommend a free download version - i.e. CutePDF, etc? Anyway - thanks again for your help but if anyone else can throw any light on the original problem I would still be interested to learn more. I've came across this problem a few times but never actually took it any further as window seems to work so i just use that most of the time. would be interesting to hear other views try DoPDF.com i've heard thats not bad. Quote
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