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Here's the situation; we've got a network that we would like to plot through.
We'd like to send .PLT files to the plotters through the network files server
via a print spooler. Problem is we have two HP 7585B pen plotters, you know
the ones that measure the size of the paper and talk back to AutoCad. Seems
we can't send the files to the plotters for the handshake going on . . . It
also seems that we should be able to process the .PLT files to remove the
handshake code if we knew what code to remove. I've looked at the files,
there ASCII code in HPGL language, Yes? What should I look for? Oh, and can
you all recommend an editor that might act as a filter for that code? We've
had real good results plotting to the network laser printer, a HP series II.
Stuff looks real sharp guys, thanks for your help. We're working on a couple
of towers down in Purto Rico that we did some 3D massing studies on that I'll
send ya the output from the laserjet . . looks good! thanks, talk to ya
later. -mm-
Without the handshake code your plotter buffer probably will fill and
overflow, causing a loss of drawing data.
I would suggest you get look into network PLOTTER spoolers. There are a few
on the market now and I am sure there are some folks here that have used
them.
Any recommendations, guys?
Without the handshake code your plotter buffer probably will fill and
overflow, causing a loss of drawing data.
I would suggest you get look into network PLOTTER spoolers. There are a few
on the market now and I am sure there are some folks here that have used
them.
Any recommendations, guys?