Group Policy: Adding Paper sizes..


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I have brought 100 copies of Adobe PDF printer (Adobe Acrobat Elements) which was fairly well prices and its true Adobe PDF printer so I hope not so many problems than 3rd Party.

Anyway it seems that I have to manually log onto each computer and go Start>Control Panel>Printers>PDF Printer>Printer Prefs>Adobe PDF page size then Add A0,A1,A2 alittle anoying as I have 100 users & the default group policy blocks users changes these settings..... Is there a way I can add paper sizes eather with a VBS or allow users via group policy to add it.

The only problem is currently I don't use GP to deploy PDF printer as some users have the full version which has a0,a1,a2

Any ideas?

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Want to realy please your CAD jockies?

Set up a Distiller server. They will be able to batch plot with automatic naming. The name is picked up from the file name + paper space name. I have guys running 50 - 100 batch plots without any problems.

You will need to have AutoCAD Full or DWG TrueView (previously DWG Viewer).

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