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Plotting in AutoCAD

whatalanger · 2008-05-27 12:57:55

I have a set of drawings (approx. 30) in a single .dwg file. I am using AutoCAD LT2008 and I was wondering is there a way of plotting all the drawings in a single go without plotting them out individually.

27-05-2008 12:57PM

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whatalanger

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I have a set of drawings (approx. 30) in a single .dwg file. I am using AutoCAD LT2008 and I was wondering is there a way of plotting all the drawings in a single go without plotting them out individually.

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#2 27-05-2008 04:25PM

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If you've assigned each sheet the same page setup and the plotter is set up properly you should be able to use the Publish command...I think? File > Publish, select your sheet set and go.

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