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    AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

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    yarnstormer
    Posts: 9
    Registered: ‎10-27-2011

    Problem plotting to pdf - my tif file is green!

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    09-20-2012 10:07 AM

    I'm working in civil 3d - plotting paperspace drawings with tif files and linework etc in the model space.

     

    My tif files should be showing up light gray - and they are onscreen and in the plot preview AND when I plot to my plotter. But, when I try to plot to a pdf the gray areas are a dark green.

     

    I'm running adobe pro 9.0

     

    I can start a new file, insert one of the same tif files and plot normally so it's something to do with this drawing.

     

    The drawing has 26 paperspace sheets (and 26 x-ref tif files) so I hesitate to just wblock it out or something obvious like that. I am hoping someone will know of a setting I may have changed by mistake. I have had this drawing crash a couple of times.

     

    Any suggestions?

     

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    yarnstormer
    Posts: 9
    Registered: ‎10-27-2011

    Re: Problem plotting to pdf - my tif file is green!

    09-20-2012 10:55 AM in reply to: yarnstormer

    See the green? Supposed to be gray....

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    yarnstormer
    Posts: 9
    Registered: ‎10-27-2011

    Re: Problem plotting to pdf - my tif file is green!

    09-20-2012 11:25 AM in reply to: yarnstormer

    hm...changed background to "on" in the properties and that seems to have fixed it for now...

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    Re: Problem plotting to pdf - my tif file is green!

    10-18-2012 08:20 AM in reply to: yarnstormer

    I had the same issue.

    I wish I knew what changed because I opened an old file that used to work perfectly in the same software, and had this issue.

    Maybe an Adobe upgrade issue??

     

    I changed the image's Background Transparency to "Yes"; and that fixed my problem.

     

     

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