![]() ![]() On the application menu, click Print > Print.To print or plot a drawing on a printer or plotter, or to print a drawing to a file: You can also print the drawing to a file. I hope you found this helpful! Thanks for reading.You can print the drawing on a printer or plotter. If you are not ready to print, Batch print jobs can be saved to Batch Print List (*.bpl) files for printing later. To cancel the batch process, click Abort. To temporarily stop the batch process, click Pause. The progress bar displays the batch progress. The path sets the folder to store output files to built-in printers (such as *.pdf, *.jpg, and *.dwf files). In File name location for built-in printer output, specify the Path. Select a file and click Print Preview to see a preview of the sheet you selected in the print job list. In Copies, the default number is 1, Double click in the box to enter the number of copies. This section also displays the full path to the drawing, the full drawing name, and the full Sheet name of the selected list item.ġ3. Under Settings, information appears in the list entry such as printer/plotter name, paper size, orientation, and print scale. The group feature is available only when the Sheets use Print Configurations with the built-in PDF printer specified as the output device. ![]() In Group, select the Sheets of a single drawing you want to group in an output file with multiple pages. If you see the message “Printer not available”, no printer has been specified for the Print Configuration you want to use.ġ2. If you see the message “No Print Configuration”, associate a Print Configuration to the Sheet, or select a Print Configuration in the Print Configuration column. If you see the message “OK”, the print is ready. Check the Status column to determine if the sheet can be printed: ![]() You can also click Import in the drop-down list to use a Print Configuration from another Print Configuration file.ġ1. In the Print Configuration column, select the Print Configuration to apply when printing the corresponding Sheet shown in the File name (Sheet name) column. In the File Name (Sheet name) column, it shows the type of files selected.ġ0. Click Select all to select or clear all files.ĩ. In the Print column, select or clear the Sheets to print with the batch job. When selections are made, they will show in the General section. Clear list: Deletes all files from the print job list. Remove sheets: Removes the selected files from the print job list.ħ. For each list entry the Sheet name and the Print Configuration are stored with the file name and folder.Ħ. Save: Saves the print job list to a *.bpl file. Import : Fills the print job list from a file you previously saved.ĥ. Add folder : Adds all files and their Sheets of the folder you specify to the print job list.Ĥ. The Model tab also appears as an entry in the list if a printer is associated with the tab.ģ. For each Sheet within a drawing, a separate entry is added to the print job list. Add files: Adds one or more specified drawing files to the print job list. Include: Select Model, Sheets or Model and SheetĢ. Here is a how to set up the Batch Print dialog box:ġ. Note: If you have a drawing open, this pop up will appear asking if you want to print what is currently open. Simply go to File > BatchPrint (or type BatchPrint) The Batch Print Command can be used without having any drawings open in your Graphic Area. This blog focuses on the batch print option. DraftSight offers 3 ways to print: Quick Print, Print to file and Batch print. No one likes the daunting task of open each drawing and print each drawing separately. After we are done, it is time to print them out. Most often we create many drawings for a product or project. ![]()
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