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I have a tif background that shows up in my pdf plot preview, but it will not actually print.

All I get is a pdf showing the linework. I've recently switched from 2008 to 2010 and am wondering

if that has anything to do with it as I had no problems in the past? While the tif file is large, it always plotted in

2008.

 

thanks

Posted

I am not sure if Tifs are classed as OLE-objects but see if changing the OLEHIDE variable does anything for you. Frome Help:

 

OLEHIDE (Quick Reference) Controls the display and plotting of OLE objects.

0 All OLE objects are visible and plot

1 OLE objects are visible and plot in paper space only

2 OLE objects are visible and plot in model space only

3 No OLE objects are visible or plot

 

Posted

no it's actually a raster image inserted into the drawing and the OLEHide is 0.

So everything should plot....

Posted

so I went in and compressed the .tif and was able to get it to plot. However; now I have a crappy, pixelated background. I have a copy in pdf that is clear, as I originally saved it from Autocad 2008. Frustrating.

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Posted

I have the same problem ... most embedded image's do not PDF !!! (its a client requirement to embed them before anybody's say e-transmit) :)

  • 9 months later...
Posted

Yup, I work on 2011 and I have a jpg that won't print to paper or pdf....

Posted

I'm actually having really good results printing to pdf with .tif files now with the "dwg to pdf" feature that's built in on ACA 2011

I used a free program called dopdf before, which worked, but took forever if the tif file was very large, but it might be worth a try if nothing else is working.

Posted

It was on a non-printing layer....Doh!

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