How do I export a drawing to a PDF without cutting off the sides?
Click on HyDraw file/home.
Click Print.
Click Plot.
Change the name of Printer/Plotter to "DWG to PDF.pc3".
Change the Plot offset "X" and "Y" to 0 inches.
Click Ok to set the Naming convention and file path.
When previewed, drawing fits with the boundaries of the paper without any part being cut off.
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