CutePDF Compatibility with AutoCAD 2010 LT

[drayle]

Does anyone using AutoCAD 2010 have problems with trying to plot several sheet files into one PDF file when using the CutePDF driver. No matter what I do I am prompted for a separate PDF file name for each DWG file that I'm plotting. I have set the File Type to the "Multisheet-sheet" setting in the Publish options information window of the Publish window. I really want this to work because CutePDF seems to be giving me the PDF quality that I'm not getting with the DWG to PDF.pc3 driver.

[f700es]

Not sure but as a quick workaround publish to a dwf file and then print this dwf in design review as a pdf and you will be good to go.

[tzframpton]

Does anyone using AutoCAD 2010 have problems with trying to plot several sheet files into one PDF file when using the CutePDF driver. No matter what I do I am prompted for a separate PDF file name for each DWG file that I'm plotting. I have set the File Type to the "Multisheet-sheet" setting in the Publish options information window of the Publish window. I really want this to work because CutePDF seems to be giving me the PDF quality that I'm not getting with the DWG to PDF.pc3 driver.

Try toggling the PUBLISHCOLLATE variable and see what results it yields for you.

[drayle]

I don't think that command exists in the 2010 version. It comes back as unrecognized. However, after researching my problem it appears this is a longstanding issue with previous versions.

[tzframpton]

I don't think that command exists in the 2010 version. It comes back as unrecognized. However, after researching my problem it appears this is a longstanding issue with previous versions.

I have 2010, but you are running LT and that might be the issue as to why the variable is unrecognized.