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Has it from the beginning or is this a new issue?
Regards, Charles Shade
CSHADEDESIGN | AUTOCAD LT | LT-KB | DYNAMIC BLOCKS
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Yes it has, almost everyother time I am in Autocad LT 2014 it crashes. Especially when I am making a pdf. I loaded the service pack today. I am hoping that will help.
What are you using to create the PDF?
Regards, Charles Shade
CSHADEDESIGN | AUTOCAD LT | LT-KB | DYNAMIC BLOCKS
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It also happens sometimes when I change to a differnt view.
A round blue donut rotates like a clock. It keeps going and going. Until I exit out of the plot window. And Autocad usually shows that it is not responding.
Thanks for everyone's help trying to solve this.
I am having same problem...did you ever get a solution? Everything in CAD works EXCEPT hitting the "plot" button...then it does exactly what you describe!
THANKS
Hi...that phenomenon happens any time from any CAD file, including from the templates provided by Autodesk. I have updated my graphics driver, and uninstalled and reinstalled LT 2014...any suggestions from here?
Two things.
1. Try the Autocad supplied PDF driver. From my experience it prints PDFs faster, more reliably, less errors, and a smaller file size than the Adobe Acrobat driver.
2. When you print to a pdf, you usually need to specify a filename and location. You can check the settings for that printer driver in Control Panel>Printers and see what the file location & ask to save settings are.
But anyway, Windows 8 does not seem to always openly display the dialog box that comes up when you go to print a pdf. So it will sit there with the blue circle trying to hypnotize you while it is waiting for you to answer the pdf save dialog box (that you don't see). If you don't answer it for awhile it will get tired of waiting.
So when you go to print a pdf, wait a second or so, then look in the tool tray at the bottom of the screen, or minimize open windows and see if there is a dialog box waiting for you.
GChapp
running pagesetup results in the attached even though I have an HP "all in one" (Officejet 7410) and a Brother laser printer installed. I have an E size plotter I've not yet attempted to setup....if I click "Modify", CAD crashes....
running pagesetup results in the attached even though I have an HP "all in one" (Officejet 7410) and a Brother laser printer installed. I have an E size plotter I've not yet attempted to setup....if I click "Modify", CAD crashes....