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I am having trouble getting my sheets to print to the scale I want. I choose (select a sheet/view )then choose my sheet and the plot comes out to small. I was hoping I could get so help.
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Take off your AutoCAD hat! Place your view on an appropriate sized sheet with the view scale set correctly. Then print 100% on the correct sized paper. You can also set your view scale and print the view on the correct size paper. If you want to print a 1/4" scale view - at 50% then do either of the above but print at 50%
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