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Converting CAD Files to PDF FormatQuestion
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From contributor A: The Acroplot Pro is an excellent program for ACAD. It is full featured and works fine. I tallow appending to existing files and can batch process multiple pages into one pdf. The five license price is a pretty good deal. From contributor D: I like Viewcompanion. When I print, I batch print to plt files with ACAD batch plot utility. If I want to print them I print them from Viewcompanion. When I want pdf’s, I use Viewcompanion too. It will batch convert plt files to pdf. From contributor R: There is a utility called CutePDF that installs as a print driver and you can just print to pdf basically and you have a pdf file. From contributor J: To the original questioner: Check to see if you have the Acrobat distiller (if I'm not mistaken, it's native to AutoCAD). When you plot, the distiller should be in the list of plotters. Also, each plot will create a separate pdf. You will need the full version of Acrobat to make one pdf with several pages. From contributor R: If all you need is for someone to be able to view your files, sometimes its enough to just save your file as a wmf from ACAD and send that. You don't have all the tools as Acrobat, but anyone with a current Windows OS can view it.
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