dwf troubles

[Anonymous]

When i try to dwf out a drawing i am getting and error code 10 or it will
just pick up the bottom left hand side of the drawing. i have purged,
audited, and binded the drawing but no luck. i have tried using the dwfout
comand and making a dwf through the plot command. does anyone know what this
error code means or is there anyother way to get a dwf out the the drawing?

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Jon Eberhardt
The Land Group
208-939-4041
208-939-4445
jon@thelandgroup.cc

[Anonymous]

Which version of AutoCAD and what method are you using to create the DWF
file?

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tony.peach@autodesk.com

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"Jon Eberhardt" wrote in message
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> When i try to dwf out a drawing i am getting and error code 10 or it will
> just pick up the bottom left hand side of the drawing. i have purged,
> audited, and binded the drawing but no luck. i have tried using the dwfout
> comand and making a dwf through the plot command. does anyone know what
this
> error code means or is there anyother way to get a dwf out the the
drawing?
>
> --
> Jon Eberhardt
> The Land Group
> 208-939-4041
> 208-939-4445
> jon@thelandgroup.cc
>
>

[Anonymous]

I have encountered this problem many, many times. It has been found that our
problem arises from the number of viewports used in a drawing. The maximum
number we can safely work with is 6. Beyond that and we will generally
always get an Error Code 10. We have tested ACAD 2004 and found that there
are no such limitations.

The problem may be linked to the size of model being viewed through the
viewports and this may change the number of viewports you can use.

This may not be the cause of your problems but we found that in 100% of
cases at our office, if the number of viewports were reduced to 6 and below,
then the errors went away.

[Anonymous]

I will pass this along to our SWD team and see if there is know issue.

Tony

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tony.peach@autodesk.com

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"Dough Boy" wrote in message
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> I have encountered this problem many, many times. It has been found that
our
> problem arises from the number of viewports used in a drawing. The maximum
> number we can safely work with is 6. Beyond that and we will generally
> always get an Error Code 10. We have tested ACAD 2004 and found that there
> are no such limitations.
>
> The problem may be linked to the size of model being viewed through the
> viewports and this may change the number of viewports you can use.
>
> This may not be the cause of your problems but we found that in 100% of
> cases at our office, if the number of viewports were reduced to 6 and
below,
> then the errors went away.
>
>