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I have AutoCAD LT 2014 and i have a drawing that i attached a picture to and have a few hatches over. When i go to PDF it and print the drawing it has green lines throughout and not just on the part of the attachment but over the entire page. How do i get rid of these? I dont see them in AutoCAD
I enlarged the viewport to put the entire pdf in it and, when printed with Acrobat, the green lines were gone so, my problem evidently has something to do with the viewport clipping the pdf. As of this date, I have not discovered exactly what it is. When I changed the plotter from Adobe PDF to DWG to PDF, the problem also disappeared. It is likely that it is an issue between Autocad and Adobe Distiller. I am not aware if it has been resolved.
"adobe PDF" is not an Autodesk provided driver: it tends to be a legacy driver (if you opted for the migration tool) or a third party offering on your PC (from Adobe in your case).
Adobe support would be the place to ask, but honestly, they may not know either.
Just to double check your steps, have you clicked the pdf and selected "remove clipping mask" then used the viewport on the sheet itself to define what is seen when you print?
