2024-11-04 01:18 PM
ArchiCAD inserts numbers in the left corner in white. This is the inscription "GSPPublisherVersion 0410098".It can't be removed and it is made in white. So if I need a regular drawing in PDF it is not visible because it blends in with the white background in PDF, but if I need to replace the background in the drawing with anything other than white, this inscription stands out, which is very annoying. If I crop the layout, the inscription simply shifts, that is, it is always visible.Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
Operating system used: Windows 25
a month ago
Do you have a commercial or educational license?
If it is moving with the frame when you crop, is it a drawing title that could be turned off in the drawing settings?
Barry.
a month ago
I have a commercial license. It was also in my educational license when I had it.
it moves with the frame when I crop the layout, it is always the lower left corner, it is not a title, even if I save a blank pdf without a drawing in it, this signature is in the PDF. I think this text appears in everyone's license, it is just not visible because the inscription is white and maybe few people use a different background in the PDF... I just transfer the PDF file to Photoshop and use a different background color there, and this inscription is visible.
I also tried using an empty archicad file/another versions and it happened there too. the only way out is to crop the pdf in third-party services....
a month ago
a month ago
If the file was created in the educational version, it will always contain the educational watermark.
Even if you open it in a commercial version.
Once and educational file, it will always be an educational file.
Files created in the commercial version will not have this watermark.
Barry.
a month ago
yes, i understand that. But at the moment i have a commercial license to work and when i open a new file i still get this text on the left corner.
a month ago
It should not happen on a new file unless that new file is based on an old educational file or template.
A new file based on the commercial template should not have this.
When you save the file it should have a .PLN file extension.
I think the educational files have a .PNE file extension? (I am not sure)
Barry.
3 weeks ago
Hi Barry Kelly,
extension for educational files is also .PLN.