dwf creates blank page

[Anonymous]

I have found that when you create a DWF e-plot with Autocad 2000 LT and then open it with Express Viewer you end up with a blank page.
The funny thing is that the layer structure is intact.
I also use Autocad 2000 and Autocad 14 LT which create DWF plots no problem.

[Anonymous]

It doesn't help I know but I have exactly the same
problem. You can view them using Voloview (full version) but the drawing always
appears somewhere off and away from the layout. This works by using zoom extents
but not in the express viewer, it draws a blank as you say?????

One thing I tried (which kinda works) is to set up a view of the
drawing sheet and choose plot view....now this works but you end up with the
scale of the drawing not being precise.

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I
have found that when you create a DWF e-plot with Autocad 2000 LT and then
open it with Express Viewer you end up with a blank page.
The funny thing
is that the layer structure is intact.
I also use Autocad 2000 and Autocad
14 LT which create DWF plots no problem.

[Anonymous]

Had what appears to be the same problem at one of
our offices.

The DWF wasn't actually blank, just shrunk to such
a size that it appeared invisible. That was why the layer structure was intact.
The drawing is actually there - just shrunk by about 1000%.

We tried many ways of resolving this (as we had an
electronic archive of 3500 drawings all with this problem!!) and found that
there was no way of fixing it. We tried a demo copy of LT2004 and found that the
DWF problem was fixed so we have since upgraded all LT2000(i) seats to
LT2004.