Printing an AutoCAD Drawing - AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011: No Experience Required - page 830

The next two chapters cover drawing in 3D (for AutoCAD users only). There you'll
learn how build a comprehensive 3D model and render it to create a photorealistic
illustration of how your cabin would look after it was built. You'll also find a glossary
of terms related to AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, building construction, and design that
have been discussed in the topic. This topic's web page ( www.sybex.com/go/autocad
2011ner and www.autocadner.com ) offers a collection of all the AutoCAD drawings
and adjunct iles that you'll use or generate throughout the course of this topic.
Just because the 3D features found inside AutoCAD aren't included in AutoCAD
LT, doesn't mean your journey has to end here. Be sure to visit the companion
site at www.autocadner.com w here you'll find additional resources to help you
continue mastering AutoCAD, and also get answers to any questions that may
have arisen as you worked through the topic.

Are You Experienced?

now you can…

E set up a drawing to be printed

E assign lineweights to layers in your drawing

E select the area of your drawing to print

E choose a sheet size to use to print your drawing

E control the orientation and origin of the print

E set the scale of the print

E preview a print

E print a layout

E view electronic plots with autodesk Design review

E use Sheet Set Manager to publish one or many drawings

E publish multiple layouts

E navigate through the plot-style features