Reference clipped elements appearing in prints

I have a file where a reference is clipped (using a fence but not rectangular).  It appears fine on screen and when creating PDFs, but when I print to a printer or plotter, a hidden portion of the clipped reference is printing.  Maybe my .pltcfg is incorrect somehow? 

I've attached an image (clipping.jpg) with yellow highlight showing where the reference should be clipped.  Another image showing how it should print (correct.jpg), a pltcfg file, and Sample.dgn

For now I can create a PDF then print, but I'd like to send directly to print obviously.

MicroStation 08.11.05.17

 

Sample.dgn
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  • I am experiencing the same issue with Rasters & printing out to PDF.
  • Sorry to revive an old thread, but I just got a call from a user experiencing the same problems and I haven't found that there has been any resolution.

    They have a dgn file with clipped reference attachments using a fence as the clip boundary. The clip displays correctly MicroStation, and when they print using the Print dialog. When they bring the file into Print Organizer and print the same file the reference is no longer clipped correctly.

    The same pltcfg file is being used for both. I had them set the User and Project workspace options in their Print Style to match the current MicroStation setting but that did not change the result.

    They are using PowerInRoads 08.11.09.674

    Rod Wing
    Senior Systems Analyst

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  • Sorry to revive an old thread, but I just got a call from a user experiencing the same problems and I haven't found that there has been any resolution.

    They have a dgn file with clipped reference attachments using a fence as the clip boundary. The clip displays correctly MicroStation, and when they print using the Print dialog. When they bring the file into Print Organizer and print the same file the reference is no longer clipped correctly.

    The same pltcfg file is being used for both. I had them set the User and Project workspace options in their Print Style to match the current MicroStation setting but that did not change the result.

    They are using PowerInRoads 08.11.09.674

    Rod Wing
    Senior Systems Analyst

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