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You should not need to change anything here. Select "printto".Ĭlick the "Edit" button now that printto is highlighted. Click "Advanced" button to set the default action. Now you should have an "Advanced" button on the tab. This time select "Foxit Reader" as the recommended program, and click "OK" Notice the "Advanced" button is still missing from this tab. Select something other than Foxit, I selected Acrobat Reader. Notice there should be an "Advanced" button where the "Restore" button is.

If your Windows server's Folder Options, File Types, PDF extension entry does already display the Advanced button, then make PrintTo the default action. Sometimes Windows will not display this button. To do this, the Windows Control Panel applet "Folder Options" > File Types tab > PDF extension type must have an "Advanced" button on it. We need to set the default action for the Foxit PDF file extension in Windows to be PrintTo. Set the default action for the Foxit PDF file extension in Windows to be PrintTo. Please make Foxit the default PDF reader, and click "Finish" to complete the Foxit Reader install. I deselected each option above and clicked "Next".

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Last chance to make any install choice changes. I accepted these choices and clicked "Next". I clicked 'Next" to accept the default location. I clicked "Custom" so that I could deselect some optional toolbar and browser search choices. Start the install program and follow the steps below to install. I downloaded version 3.0 from Foxit Software. These instructions assume that you already have a working installation of APPX 4.2.0 or newer server installed on a Windows server.ĭownload and start the Foxit Reader setup.

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Here are the steps I used to perform APPX server side PDF printing on a Windows server with the free Foxit PDF Reader.

Attempts to print to APPX server side PDF printing to the APPX printer named SERVER should now go to the System ID specified in the previous step.

In APPX, set a desired default System ID value for the SERVER printer.

In Windows Control Panel, Folder Options, File Type Associations, Make PrintTo the default action for the PDF file extension.

It is required to print APPX server side PDF printing on Windows servers.

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You can download the free Foxit Reader for Windows here. Follow instructions in this document to install APPX on Windows if you don't already have APPX installed. You need a functioning APPX installation. This document assumes you have APPX server installed on a Microsoft Windows server type 2000, 2003, or 2008.

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Required software components Windows server

Inside APPX, set the System ID for the default server printer.

Set the default action for the Foxit PDF file extension in Windows to be PrintTo.

Download and start the Foxit Reader setup.

If anyone knows a way to edit the DWG to PDF.pc3 so that it avoids this problem, or a way to batch plot with the Adobe printer that avoids saving each individual sheet, I would be eternally grateful. If I try to batch plot using "Plotter named in page setup", with the Adobe PDF printer selected, I have to save each sheet individually. My drawing set is too big and I'll be printing it and editting it too many times to be saving each page individually. I suspect this is because the "PDF" function in publish is more sophisticated than simple printing and cannot be rerouted as easily.

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I have even saved a pc3 file from the Adobe PDF printer and renamed it " DWG to PDF." To my surprise, this did resolve the problem when I printed an individual sheet with the pc3 file as the plotter, but when I tried the full batch plot it came up with an error and abruptly stopped. Instead, I believe the pc3 file is producing a file with graphics that are somehow inferior to those produced by the Adobe PDF printer.

I have ruled out pen styles being to blame (when zoomed in and when printed, the PDFs are identical). This might sound like a minor concern, but it is distracting enough that I cannot use the file as it is. But when I batch plot using the "PDF" publish setting (which I have figured out uses the " DWG to PDF.pc3" file as its basis), many of the lines appear as a very faint gray until zoomed in on. When I print each sheet individually using the " Adobe PDF" printer, the lines look nice. I am batch plotting a large drawing set using publish and I have run into a surprising glitch.