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Revit Architecture 2009 We are having accuracy problems with plots. The paper size we are using-dsize is plotting about 10% too small. So the plots re not accurate. We are using an HP 1050. Also raster plots work sometimes but the title and border come out gray scale. We are using the same driver we use for AutoCAD.
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I guess the first place to start would be to make sure that "fit to page" is turned off in Print Setup. "Zoom" should be selected at 100%. Paper Placement should probably be centered, and you may have to check that there isn't some setting in the printer properties that is causing a weird zoom factor. I've had title and border come out grayscale sometimes and I think it occurs when I leave a drawing on a sheet "activated." Be sure to deactivate all views when you're done editing sheets.
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