publish in one click

publish in one click

smallƑish
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publish in one click

smallƑish
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Is that possible to make these steps in one click?

 

Publish - Delete all models - select all layouts and change page setup of the first layout - publish to pdf at the desktop.

 

 

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ВeekeeCZ
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Why delete models? Learn how to not add them to the list in the first place.

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pendean
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@smallƑish wrote:

Publish - Delete all models -

 


I guess you are not aware of this setting when you right click in the window and uncheck it once and it sticks forever and ever until you change it back

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Do you use SSM by chance? Goes a long way to automating PUBLISH as well, plus tons of organizing goodies come with it including an automatic sheetlist.

 

HTH

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Sea-Haven
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We have for years plotted 1 click and goes to correct printer, dont use publish but rather a lisp, stuff like plot 88 layouts in one go, just click on menu option. Happy to provide more info.

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smallƑish
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Can you please share more info to avoid publish and alternative method?

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Sea-Haven
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There are lots of lisps out there that do Plot of layouts, for us a couple of simple rules 1 title block per layout, title block was always at 0,0. We only used 1 company title block. 

 

Ok step 2 had a move title blocks to 0,0 for the guys that screwed stuff up. 

 

I am in the process for a client of doing mixed sheet sizes and orientation again 1 click on a menu, but all title blocks are known and no odd ones.

 

You can have a play with this needs Multi getvals.lsp you will have to change the corner settings and possible output sheet size we used a A1 size title block. There is version 2 which joins all the individual pdfs back into 1. It uses Ghostscript to combine the pdf's 

 

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