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while exporting to 2d dwf i can't choose find custom size...have an idae?
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1. Why would you need to print bigger than A0 which is already the largest size?
2. To create bigger plot sheets you need to add them to the printer/plotter itself. Select your printer from the control panel/printers and go into the properties box where your sheet sizes are set up. This is where you add additional sizes. If this is a network printer/plotter then your IT staff will need to do it. It is a long process to describe here.
3. The size of your output is limited to the size of the device you are printing too.
But in either case that is where you would do it.
Bob
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