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Wed, Jan 10, 2007 at 5:04:32 PM \| .PCP Files and AIA standard #1
cobrastangs active Joined: Wed, Oct 25, 2006 3 Posts No Rating	I'm exporting my files for our consultants to autocad and I get a different .pcp file with each drawing. The way I understand it is that you convert .pcp files to .ctb files, but can't there just be one .pcp file. Or can I just use one of the AIA standard .ctb's that are in autocad. It's a stupid question but I just wish I had an easy way to print those exported files with the proper thicknesses. Please help
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