how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
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In autocad 2002 how may layout windows can you have in a drawing, is there a maximum???
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RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
MAXACTVP controls the number of viewports that are active (REGENERATED) at one time. They will still plot, wether they are active or not. Use MAXACTVP to reduce regerartion time by turning off VIEWPORTS that have been completed.
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
I can't give a definitive answer as to the maximum number, but can give an example of my own experience. At present, I have a project going with over 30 separate layouts (as opposed to viewports) and have each setup to go to their own independent plotting devices (2 different plotters with multiple sheet sizes). Each layout is uniquely named relative to its use and when I'm ready to plot them all, I select all tabs at once, right-click and select plot. Very convenient.
Hope this helps.
Jeff Foster, PE
CE Group, Inc.
Apex, NC
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
Win NT4.0 (SP6),
ACAD 2000i (SP2), ADT 3.0 (SP3),
ACAD 2002, ADT 3.3,
OCÈ 5200
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
Is that viewports or layouts that you are creating? Just curious.
Thanks,
Jeff Foster, PE
CE Group, Inc.
Apex, NC
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
RE: how may layout windows can you have in a drawing
Just wanted to get that cleared up. The original question seems to indicate that it was about Layouts but certainly could have been taken either way. Needless to say, the question has been answered.
Thanks,
Jeff Foster, PE
CE Group, Inc.
Apex, NC