09-07-2016
01:19 PM
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09-07-2016
01:19 PM
Every printer has a no-print area around the edge of the sheet: some are wider than others. This no-print area is called the margin. Look at any book you've every read in your life, that's where you probably add notes in those margins.
PDF is the same way: there is an no-print area all around the edge of the 'sheet'. PDF margins can be wider that laser printer margins for example. So if your drawing, at a set scale, seems to get cut off or shifted it's probably because it's hanging over that no-print margin.
Your post seems to indicate that's your problem: you are not allowing for this wider margin.
As for long batch plotting, that might be a setting: I see you've not tried to hare screenshots of your setting and options for plot and publish so it's hard to help you with much. or show us a DWG file or two, let's test it out ourselves.
PDF is the same way: there is an no-print area all around the edge of the 'sheet'. PDF margins can be wider that laser printer margins for example. So if your drawing, at a set scale, seems to get cut off or shifted it's probably because it's hanging over that no-print margin.
Your post seems to indicate that's your problem: you are not allowing for this wider margin.
As for long batch plotting, that might be a setting: I see you've not tried to hare screenshots of your setting and options for plot and publish so it's hard to help you with much. or show us a DWG file or two, let's test it out ourselves.