I work with Architect 10.5 on a windows machine and typically send my files to a print house using an OCE 9800 I upgraded this past summer from Minicad 7.xx and used to create plot files using OCE's generic postscript print driver which can be downloaded from their site. This print driver doesn't seem to work as well with the newer version of Vectorworks, especially with hatches and worksheets. Since MacPlot isn't an option for me, and since PDF files don't work with OCE's machine, I am wondering what printing solutions are being utilized by users of Windows machines? I've spoken with OCE and their response was that my software vendor should contact them to develop an appropriate driver. I also spoke with my printshop about your viewer product by was told that OCE does not allow unauthorized software to be installed on their machines. Csfml using mono for mac.

Windows Printer Driver The Windows Printer Driver (WPD) is a state-of-the-art Windows driver that offers fast processing and printing, small plotfiles, real-time status and much more. If the appropriate driver is available from Apple, your Mac will install it automatically. This list is no longer updated. Many vendors of printers and scanners have adopted driverless technologies such as AirPrint, and they are no longer providing drivers for new devices. Free drivers for Oce fx2100. Found 10 files for Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows 98, Windows 95, Mac OS 8.x, Mac OS 9.x, Mac OS 10.x, Mac OS X. Select driver to download.

For my print service I use Repro Desk. What works for me is to print to file in hpgl format with my DesignJet 430 driver, I do have the printer so this is a bonus not to have to switch printers, drag them to Repro and the program converts them to.vic (I think) files and ftps them to my print service. The print service gave me the software. Also, I have to check Process.in computer in the advance tab of the print properties dialog (not sure if this applies with the Oce drivers) to print anything in 10.5. You may want to try that first if it applies.