Opening earlier versions of autocad files in autocad for mac 2017 pdf#
To workaround not being able to change EPDFSHX, use AutoCAD 2015 or older to create PDFs, use a third-party PDF driver, or change the text in your drawing to a TrueType font. The new code accounts for earlier versions of AutoCAD in which the effectivename property of a block reference object is not available.For AutoCAD 2016, the core AutoCAD 2016 Service Pack 1 must be installed in order to have the EPDFSHX variable (see Autodesk Downloads). In AutoCAD 2017, the command PDFSHX maps to EPDFSHX (either may be typed in). View DWG files or convert them to work with older versions of AutoCAD software. Get the feedback you need with Autodesk Viewer’s annotation and drawing tools for easy online collaboration. Click menu AutoCAD 2017, select About AutoCAD, the Product Version should be 'N.50. Autodesk Viewer supports most 2D and 3D files, including DWG, STEP, DWF, RVT, and Solidworks, and works with over 80 file types on any device. Launch AutoCAD for Mac after the installation has completed. On the command line in AutoCAD, enter EPDFSHX and change the value to 0 (zero). Double-click in the new mounted volume to run the installer.
Since this is being caused by the PDF output created by AutoCad you will need to use the following workaround in AutoCad to generate the PDF drawings without the comments. Make sure to download the latest version of PDF Studio from this link. However it incorrectly adds an extra sticky note comment to generated PDFs for every SHX font text object in the drawings (see below image).įor PDF Studio 12 and later: We fixed this issue in PDF Studio 12.04 by identifying the Autocad sticky notes and hiding the associated note bubbles. Is there a way to fix this?Ī: A new feature was introduced in AutoCAD 2016 to allow for searchable text in a PDF when SHX fonts were used in the originating DWG file. Q: After exporting a drawing to PDF from AutoCAD, when looking at the PDF file in PDF Studio, there are comments all over the PDF.
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