shenderson
2007-02-05, 04:32 PM
printing to file has been established as a firm standard.
we have setup autocad to print to a file using an HP 755cm driver. this was the recomendation from our print house. it lets us print to either our in house hp 800 or their oce' printers and get identical results (we've already spent quite a bit of time with them making pen tables and sheet areas etc to match). now i'm trying to get revit to create print files that match the autocad files.
on the autocad side we set up a *.pc3 file that uses the HP 755cm driver. we use two sheet sizes: arch E1 and arch D expand. we modified the printable area of the the E1 sheet to be 29.76 x 41.76 which works just fine...on the autocad side.
from the revit side i've had no problem printing the arch D directly to the hp 800 or to a *.plt file but the E1 sheet is cutting off our title block and i can't find a way to change the printable area. it's going to be a pretty big deal to change anything on the autocad side at this time due to the time already spent.
is there a way to modify the printable area outside of autocad and the pc3 file?
we have setup autocad to print to a file using an HP 755cm driver. this was the recomendation from our print house. it lets us print to either our in house hp 800 or their oce' printers and get identical results (we've already spent quite a bit of time with them making pen tables and sheet areas etc to match). now i'm trying to get revit to create print files that match the autocad files.
on the autocad side we set up a *.pc3 file that uses the HP 755cm driver. we use two sheet sizes: arch E1 and arch D expand. we modified the printable area of the the E1 sheet to be 29.76 x 41.76 which works just fine...on the autocad side.
from the revit side i've had no problem printing the arch D directly to the hp 800 or to a *.plt file but the E1 sheet is cutting off our title block and i can't find a way to change the printable area. it's going to be a pretty big deal to change anything on the autocad side at this time due to the time already spent.
is there a way to modify the printable area outside of autocad and the pc3 file?