I'm having a problem being able to continually printing using windows driver "Adobe PDF". I can create pdfs fine the problem is I seem to have to close the print dialog box every time I want to creat another pdf. The image shows what's happening. The top image is what happens on the first print. BUT if I go to the next file to print, the image below is what I get. Everything is thicker/heavier. Now, if I close the print dialog box and open it again the print comes out fine. Has anyone had this happen to them before or am I just lucky?
I'm trying to have my Microstation DWG files stay consistent with others on my team that are using Autocad.
ANY help is apprciated,
Thanks
Thanks Bear and Gunnar, I'm going to start to work on the pltcfg file later tonight. I haven't used this before but I did see it in one of my online classes and really liked the control you have.
Gunnar, my ver. is 08.09.04.51 and I don't know how to find out about the Adobe Acrobat ver. I do have the pdf.plt but when I used it my weights were WAY OFF. I converted the ctb file and made adjustments here and there but my pdfs never looked like the Autocad versions I am using as a "go-by". But I thought about it and remembered that acad (at least way back when I was Autocad) didn't really specify a plot driver like usta so set the default print driver to use Windows and I was really close to what my pdfs were supposed to like when compared to the acad users I'm trying to submit with. I'll give your .plt file a shot.
Thanks for the plt file and Thank you both for your help,
JDJV8