

I started using AutoCAD in 1985 (and made the cover article of Candence magazine in 1986 or 1987 with the company I was at the time) and use it occasionally for shop drawings, but I have not yet taken the time to master paper space. I fell stupid asking this - I'm pretty tech savvy but this one has me stumped because I have not had this problem in the past three years when I switched back to an Apple from the PC's I have been using for so many years.

I'm printing from model space and manually selecting a print area and drawing scale. There also is no longer an option to create a custom size at the bottom of the printer paper size pull down menu of the available printers I do have. I could select the AuotCAD PDF driver previously from "add a printer". My problem is that my available printers are small format - I would like to create large format (24' x 36", etc.) PDF's and I previously used the AutoCAD PDF printer for that. This was previously only an option in AutoCAD, so I don't think it was a MacOS printer, but it is possible that I am doing something wrong in the MacOS that is no longer making it visible.

Previously the print to PDF was an available printer driver in AutoCAD. I just re-installed AutoCAD LT for Mac Version N.51.M.5 (2017.2 update) on my Mac.
