https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/PM-3-1-Printing-using-Amyuni-PDF-driver/m-p/8823#M67211 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content">In plotmaker open Publisher <BR />1. on the right side, go through the 3 buttons "print set up", "print settings" and "print options" . If you do this now then when you select each layout you only have to do "print settings" for the 'save' function and then type in the name of that drawing. I usually type in the Name &amp; sheet number so someone else (like a plotting bureau) can more easily rearrange to correct order prior to plotting. <BR /><BR />2.where it says "view set" on upper right create new view named pdf or similar or choose the pdf view set previously set up. <BR />3. For view set publishing properties select the print' option. <BR />3. Drag from left side the drawings/layouts to the large box on the right. <BR />4. the first time you must select each drawing/layout individually and go through the following steps if you haven't already: <BR />A. Print set up: select pdf converter (amyuni or acrobat, whichever you have installed), Choose paper size and orientation <BR />B. print settings: Go thorough the various options and pick them. This is where when you press "save" you select the file oocation and type in the sheet # and name <BR />C. Print options" Choose scaling size (100%), I use margins of device, and the anchor point. <BR />5. After doing this for each layout, choose "save settings and close". Reopen publisher and then you publish from here, or as Duane recently posted directly from publisher. <BR />It's rather tedious setting it up, maybe someone has a shorter way?</DIV> Mon, 03 Feb 2025 16:22:16 GMT Erika Epstein 2025-02-03T16:22:16Z https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/PM-3-1-Printing-using-Amyuni-PDF-driver/m-p/8823#M67211 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content">In plotmaker open Publisher <BR />1. on the right side, go through the 3 buttons "print set up", "print settings" and "print options" . If you do this now then when you select each layout you only have to do "print settings" for the 'save' function and then type in the name of that drawing. I usually type in the Name &amp; sheet number so someone else (like a plotting bureau) can more easily rearrange to correct order prior to plotting. <BR /><BR />2.where it says "view set" on upper right create new view named pdf or similar or choose the pdf view set previously set up. <BR />3. For view set publishing properties select the print' option. <BR />3. Drag from left side the drawings/layouts to the large box on the right. <BR />4. the first time you must select each drawing/layout individually and go through the following steps if you haven't already: <BR />A. Print set up: select pdf converter (amyuni or acrobat, whichever you have installed), Choose paper size and orientation <BR />B. print settings: Go thorough the various options and pick them. This is where when you press "save" you select the file oocation and type in the sheet # and name <BR />C. Print options" Choose scaling size (100%), I use margins of device, and the anchor point. <BR />5. After doing this for each layout, choose "save settings and close". Reopen publisher and then you publish from here, or as Duane recently posted directly from publisher. <BR />It's rather tedious setting it up, maybe someone has a shorter way?</DIV> Mon, 03 Feb 2025 16:22:16 GMT https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/PM-3-1-Printing-using-Amyuni-PDF-driver/m-p/8823#M67211 Erika Epstein 2025-02-03T16:22:16Z