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Karen
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Wed Jan 19, 2005 8:36 pm Post subject:
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I use AutoCAD 2000. In the previous version I used, I was able to print a
date and some text along the far left side of the paper. How can I do that
in AutoCAD 2000? Thanks.
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Ron
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Wed Jan 19, 2005 9:24 pm Post subject:
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In alt.cad.autocad , Karen wrote :
| Quote: | I use AutoCAD 2000. In the previous version I used, I was able to
print a date and some text along the far left side of the paper. How
can I do that in AutoCAD 2000? Thanks.
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I lost the same function, the plot stamp feature in the print dialogue box
for each layout tab will have it, and it may even appear to set up but I
still don't get a plot stamp on my HP Designjet 600 :-( If the plotter is
an older HP then the XP drivers have lost some functionality unfortunately.
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front
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Wed Jan 19, 2005 9:25 pm Post subject:
Re: print date |
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File-Print-Settings Plot Stamp On checkbox
Karen wrote:
| Quote: | I use AutoCAD 2000. In the previous version I used, I was able to print a
date and some text along the far left side of the paper. How can I do that
in AutoCAD 2000? Thanks.
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Brian Spillane
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 6:29 am Post subject:
Re: print date |
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You can use the others advice or you could also use RTEXT (using DIESEL
strings) on your X-Reffed border
There is also a lisp routine to update attributes in a block placed where
you want it. look for it at Cadalyst.com 'plot stamp'
hth
"Karen" <TappedAnts@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I use AutoCAD 2000. In the previous version I used, I was able to print a
date and some text along the far left side of the paper. How can I do
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Roy Knapp
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Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:27 am Post subject:
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"Brian Spillane" <bspilaneremovespam@ptd.net> wrote in
news:ARqdnZ6gBtyLxm3cUSdV9g@ptd.net:
| Quote: | You can use the others advice or you could also use RTEXT (using
DIESEL strings) on your X-Reffed border
There is also a lisp routine to update attributes in a block placed
where you want it. look for it at Cadalyst.com 'plot stamp'
hth
you mean like |
$(getvar, "dwgprefix")$(getvar, "dwgname")$(edtime, 0, MON DD","
YYYY - H:MMam/pm) $(getvar, "loginname")
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