witsend
Civil/Environmental
- Jan 31, 2007
- 2
I'm hoping someone here can help me with what I am guessing is a pretty simple issue that I'm just missing.
So I am currently using AutoCAD LT 2007, to make these fairly simple maps for my employer. (they are pre-plans for the fire department to use that show fire suppression equipment in buildings on our campus). Keep in mind I'm a fairly rookie user, I'm self-taught and really only know how to do what I need to do. (basic drawings, blocks, layouts, plotting)
Anyway, he wants these maps converted to PDF so we can give electronic copies to the fire department, who doesn't have AutoCAD.
But when I use the built in CAD to PDF plotter it thickens all the lines in the whole drawing. This causes all of the floor plans to look cluttered and bulky, and makes any text look very bold and difficult to read.
If anyone can help me find away around this problem, I will be forever in your debt! I've been trying for weeks and can't find a thing.
So I am currently using AutoCAD LT 2007, to make these fairly simple maps for my employer. (they are pre-plans for the fire department to use that show fire suppression equipment in buildings on our campus). Keep in mind I'm a fairly rookie user, I'm self-taught and really only know how to do what I need to do. (basic drawings, blocks, layouts, plotting)
Anyway, he wants these maps converted to PDF so we can give electronic copies to the fire department, who doesn't have AutoCAD.
But when I use the built in CAD to PDF plotter it thickens all the lines in the whole drawing. This causes all of the floor plans to look cluttered and bulky, and makes any text look very bold and difficult to read.
If anyone can help me find away around this problem, I will be forever in your debt! I've been trying for weeks and can't find a thing.