Educational Plot Stamp - Removal

[Anonymous]

Hi all,

I have inherited an educational plot stamp from a block I inserted from another drawing.

I have since deleted the block, performed an audit and purge but the plot stamp will not go away.

I have tried to file save as and copy & paste into a fresh drawing, but still the plot stamp is there.

I regularly use Biblio Cad where I got the stamp from but I have never had this problem before.

Can anyone help?

I don't want to lose all this work for one block!

I have attached the drawings for anyone who has time to take a look.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,

Ryan.

[john.vellek]

HI @Anonymous,

I found your old post  but thought I should reply even if I am too late to really help.  It has been identified that some 3rd party CAD applications which use some older versions of the ODA libraries can cause this to happen in addition to the use of Educational-version software. I suggest that you make sure your BiblioCad is fully updated.

Autodesk does not support the removal of watermarks from designs created using software licensed by students or educators through Education Community. This software cannot be used for commercial, professional or any other for-profit purposes. It is intended that this watermark promote legitimate use of AutoCAD software licensed by students and educators through the Autodesk Education Community and any action to bypass the watermark is not permitted. Please see the following FAQ for more information and feel free to let me know if you have any further questions.

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[Anonymous]

I am using my drawings for my design courses but the watermarks left on them are affecting their presentation. We often need to present in front of professionals and academics in our critiques and cannot have these watermarks appear. Any suggestions on how to remove?

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> I am using my drawings for my design courses but the watermarks

>> left on them are affecting their presentation

That's the deal with free education licenses.

Also during education every teacher/professor knows about the appearance of that watermarks, so nobody should worry about that.

- alfred -