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    Printing AutoCAD drawings requires understanding scale to match drawings to paper sizes like A1, A2, A3. This tutorial demonstrates setting the scale to 1:1 for A4 and A2 paper sizes and using the Plot Setup Manager to select the printer, paper size, window, and orientation to accurately print drawings.

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    Printing AutoCAD drawings requires understanding scale to match drawings to paper sizes like A1, A2, A3. This tutorial demonstrates setting the scale to 1:1 for A4 and A2 paper sizes and using the Plot Setup Manager to select the printer, paper size, window, and orientation to accurately print drawings.

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    Printing AutoCAD drawings requires understanding scale to match drawings to paper sizes like A1, A2, A3. This tutorial demonstrates setting the scale to 1:1 for A4 and A2 paper sizes and using the Plot Setup Manager to select the printer, paper size, window, and orientation to accurately print drawings.

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    Print AutoCAD Files is the final outcome of the process of drawing in AutoCAD.

    But there are still many AutoCAD users who do not know how to print AutoCAD drawings easily and correctly. AutoCAD print scale is very important to know, this is intended to match the print AutoCAD files in a paper that will be in print, such as A1, A2, A3 and others. Since each paper has different sizes. In this tutorial I will give examples using A4 paper (21 x 29.7 cm) and A2 (42 x 59.4 cm) where both the paper has a different size.

    First make a paper size with the scale of 1:1 according to the paper in cm, and then place the drawing into the paper. If the object is too big or too small then you can use the scale command to provide the appropriate size with the paper. Next you can enter the Plot Setup Manager> Modify, Give the name of the desired printer in the Printer / Plot and Paper size. Later in the plot area select window and select papers in AutoCAD screen orientation and sets of drawings with the appropriate form.

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