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I can answer most AutoCAD questions. I can not answer questions about their vertical products. I do not do 3D.
17 years working with AutoCAD from Release 10 to the new release of 2010 which should show up any day now. I have beent he CAD Coordinator in my Engineering and Design group for the last 6 years.
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AA degree in Engineering Drafting with an emphasis on Computer Aided Drafting.
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Hi Al, You can use the command DRAWORDER and you should be able to select your hatch and send it to the back. In theory that is how it works. It got a lot better in later releases including a gradient
Hi Zac, Sorry I could not be of better help. It sounds like it is an issue with the PDF writer. You can direct the printing company to http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/index?id=6703438%26siteID=123112
Hi Zac, The DWF writer is actually a printer. It should appear in the printer list as "DWFx ePlot.pc3" There is also a "DWG to PDF" plotter that might work for you to and not knock your annotations
Hi Zac, Thanks for the question. It seems like some of the pdf issues have gotten better in ACAD 2010, but that is not too helpful to you. There is one trick that I know of that will clean this up for
Hi Michael, I suspect that your being able to stretch an item by changing its dimension was done in a vertical product. Stretching is done by using grips, or by creating a crossing window. Let's start

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