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AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF PDF
AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF DRIVERS
AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF DRIVER
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What is more, the new Print Conductor 7.0 will look equally good on standard, high-resolution, and 4K monitors. Importing & exporting files as well as sorting items in the List of Documents is much faster now. It lets Print Conductor 7.0 interface look visually appealing and behave just like any regular Microsoft Windows application that most people are used to. It is now based on a modern Microsoft WPF Framework. You might not notice it from a first glance, but the graphical user interface has totally changed.

AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF PDF

Improved PDF Portfolio files processing algorithm.

Reduced number of data requests to printer.

More individual settings for list items are available.

Redesigned print estimation report and post-print reports.

Improved printing speed and quality of DWG and DXF files.

2x faster processing of Word and PDF files.

Ability to save current List of Documents when quitting the program.

Ability to import a list of files from Microsoft Excel file.

Ability to print only specific worksheets of CAD or Excel files.

Ability to sort and print list items by delivery time.

Ability to add page numbers and file names via text watermark.

Ability to print several pages of a document on a single paper sheet.

Ability to print files in single print job mode.

AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF OFFLINE

New e-mail message formats: Outlook Data File (.pst), Offline Outlook Data File (.ost), P7M (smime.p7m).New Advanced Settings tab instead of INI file editor.I’d report the problem (again, again, and yet again) to AutoCAD. My fix was to manually increase the width of all those offending lines to 0.5pt instead of 0pt. And for the last 29 years I have been at Adobe, this problem has continually come up with AutoCAD files although we have continually advised them not to use these constructs.

AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF DRIVER

Everything goes through a driver and there may be some enhancements there for zero width lines.įor the record, Adobe has always strongly discouraged use of 0 setlinewidth in PostScript and the equivalent 0 w in PDF exactly due to the problems you are seeing in this file. In addition, they don’t passthrough PostScript. Why would other PDF applications be able to print those lines in your original file? What I believe is happening is that they are artificially “bulking up” the lines to something they believe is more visible.

AUTOCAD PRINTING A P FILE INSTEAD OF PDF DRIVERS

What happens for non-PostScript printers? I honestly don’t know, but there is a good chance that other PDL drivers would either simply ignore zero width lines or possibly “bulk them up” to something more visible. My Xerox Phaser 7500 printer, showed the lines but exceptionally faintly. For PostScript printing, Acrobat actually passes through the 0 w width descriptions in PDF to 0 setlinewidth in PostScript (I validated it manually!) and passes that through to the printer. What happens when printing is printer driver and printer-dependent. Acrobat and Reader do their best to render the output. That is interpreted by both PostScript and PDF as a single pixel in width for the renderer. They are defined by AutoCAD as zero width lines. There is a reason for the disappearing lines. I received the problematic file privately from mike podlabeniouk and examined it.