Plotting or Publishing via the Sheet Set Manager don't work

[cyberflow]

Hi there,

I'm trying to incorporate in my new workplace the Sheet Set in our plan production.

But one of the powerfull thing of the SSM is to publish multiple (or single) sheets at a time.

Well, i tryed it since a few months in and out publishing via the style sheet on the sheet set  template i'm building and it doesn't print.

The publishing icon in the status bar of civil 3d 2012 keeps on going for ever !!! (Even when i cancel the job, it doesn't stop the icone, like it's jamed)

I searched on the web and everywhere and couldn't really find solutions.

Does someone encountered this problem ?
Any solutions ?

Btw, even if i pass by a drawing that isnt in the SSM and choose several layouts to publish it does the same thing too.

I use to do this on a 2008 version of Autocad.

[Jay_B]

I'm not familiar with the term "Style Sheet" But SSM stands for "Sheet Set Manager" and there are several things that need to be set up for it to function properly such as Page Setups, Printer mapping in options and Publish settings.

More specific information on what you have setup already is needed and what steps your using to Publish drawings.

[cyberflow]

First of all ... i meant "Sheet Set Manager".
I guess i did a lapsus with CSS (Cascade Style Sheet ... i think)

For the configuration, i use the overide option "Publishing using the overide" in the right click.

I configured a "ADOBE PDF" Page setup in there, like i usually do when i print the page one by one.

Except that i'm not sure what else i need to configure ?

[Cadguru42]

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@cyberflow wrote:

First of all ... i meant "Sheet Set Manager".
I guess i did a lapsus with CSS (Cascade Style Sheet ... i think)

For the configuration, i use the overide option "Publishing using the overide" in the right click.

I configured a "ADOBE PDF" Page setup in there, like i usually do when i print the page one by one.

Except that i'm not sure what else i need to configure ?

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I'd recommend using the built in DWG to PDF as your plotter. The Adobe one is horrible.