Craigos
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Hi guys,
Ive opening an A1 Pdf file into Autocad.
I now need to copy a section of the A1 plan onto its own sheet and print in A3 keeping the phyiscal size of the A1 the same as the A3.
Any help would be 
Thanks
[Edited on 27-07-2010 by Craigos]
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AndyKent
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If you've got autocad you can insert it as a PDF and print a scaled version.
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Craigos
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Bump
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Tiesto
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quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent
If you've got autocad you can insert it as a PDF and print a scaled version.
This.
Set up a viewport/window around the area you want and print to scale on a A3.
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AndyKent
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Would love to help mate but I'm off work until next Monday and haven't got access to autocad.
Sent you a u2u with my email, but can't do anything until I'm back in the office.
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Craigos
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiesto
quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent
If you've got autocad you can insert it as a PDF and print a scaled version.
This.
Set up a viewport/window around the area you want and print to scale on a A3.
Sorry to be a pain but how do i do this ?
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Dav
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I used to do it by opening a new A3 drawing sheet, creating a viewport to fit, then xref the original drawing into the model space. Dunno if that'd help.
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