DesignJet 1050c Paper too small

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by NicKC, Jul 10, 2003.

  1. NicKC

    NicKC Guest

    Hi

    The problem is that when we plot to our designjet a message appears "Paper
    too small press enter to continue"

    The paper is way big enough

    I have changed the paper size settings in AutoCAD and the printable area but
    then I get the message in AutoCAD: "The plotter does not support the paper
    size 592.98 x 418.65 mm, printable area 586.00 x 412.00 mm. Confirm the new
    paper size before plotting".

    This is really annoying...

    I don't understand how AutoCAD calculates the printable area and margins,
    I've changed the settings but the paper size then changes to a completely
    different size to what is typed in...It doesn't seem to make sense.

    Thanks

    NickC
     
    NicKC, Jul 10, 2003
    #1
  2. NicKC

    wfb Guest

    Assuming you are using single sheet. You have a "trailing edge" min. and a
    "leading edge" min. and two equal "side margin" minimums. Look up these
    dimensions in your manual. I could look them up, but then I don't have your
    problem.


    "NicKC" <NickC> wrote in message
    | Hi
    |
    | The problem is that when we plot to our designjet a message appears "Paper
    | too small press enter to continue"
    |
    | The paper is way big enough
    |
    | I have changed the paper size settings in AutoCAD and the printable area
    but
    | then I get the message in AutoCAD: "The plotter does not support the paper
    | size 592.98 x 418.65 mm, printable area 586.00 x 412.00 mm. Confirm the
    new
    | paper size before plotting".
    |
    | This is really annoying...
    |
    | I don't understand how AutoCAD calculates the printable area and margins,
    | I've changed the settings but the paper size then changes to a completely
    | different size to what is typed in...It doesn't seem to make sense.
    |
    | Thanks
    |
    | NickC
    |
    |
    |
     
    wfb, Jul 10, 2003
    #2
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