Recent content by mickth

Shoot. Sorry, I meant hplj.gpd

Thank you. I'll try that, but I don't think the format we were plotting to in XP was HP GL/2 format. But I'll try it and see what it looks like. But, you did bring up a good though. It's true our Windows XP is 32 bit. But, what if I upgrade one of the machines to XP 64 bit? What drivers would...

We installed AutoCAD 2019 on the Windows 10 machines. We still have the WindowsXP machines hooked up and running. Some people have two computers on their desk, which is a mess. So, I can get the drivers from the old XP machines, I just can't figure out how to install them on the Windows 10...

Thank you. We have the plot file creation steps down. We've been doing it for 20 years. The problem is with the drivers available in windows 10. The internal format of the actual plot file is much different now. the pjl format is way different, and it conflicts with what we merge it with (The...

We upgraded to Windows 10 from WinXP. We have a very customized printing process, getting AutoCAD to print .plt files, then merging those drawings with our ERP software. I need to install a print driver we were using, on Win10. But, it doesn't belong to a printer. In other words, there is no...

I've found the .inf file I think that my HP laserjet choice was using. There is a file called nprint.inf and in it, there are a big list of printer choices. One of them shows this: "HP LaserJet" = HPLJ.GPD ,HPHP_LaserJet2AC0,HP_LaserJet...

So, I'm thinking I'm going to try to change the way we're doing things. Currently we create a plot file, then in our ERP software it creates a txt file that goes out to the HP printer, has barcodes that reside in the printer, and then the operation steps (Operation 101 drilling, operation 305...