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no HPGL/2 driver for win7 = no creo viewables of solidworks drawings?

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Anyone else confronting the problem where there is no HPGL/2 driver available for win7 and so the creo adapter for solidworks is unable to generate creo viewables of solidworks drawings?

 

I googled the topic and see that there are some 3rd parties that sell HPGL/2 drivers for win7 - I tried one but it didn't produce a fully acceptable output, etc.

 

Does anyone know if HP has since released an hpgl/2 driver for win7? I spent time on HP site but just became confused because drivers that seemed promising didn't work,etc..

 

thanks for any comments people have on this..

 

 

The info from the PTC knowledge base below:

 

Solution Information

Type Case Solution

Date Created 12-May-2011 07:11:32 EDT

Date Last Updated 27-Mar-2012 06:45:38 EDT

Solution Details

Title HPGL Format Drawing Viewables Cannot be Published Using the Creo Elements/View Adapter

13.0 F000 for SolidWorks on the Windows 7 Platform.

Description SolidWorks Drawing HPGL Format viewables cannot be published using the Creo Elements/View

Adapter for SolidWorks on the Windows 7 Platform.

Applies To

Creo Elements/View Adapters 13.0

Creo View Adapters - Cre 1.0, 2.0

Dassault SolidWorks 2010, 2011, 2012

Cause HP has not yet made available a usable HPGL printer driver for the Windows 7 platform, that

would enable SolidWorks and by extension, the Creo Elements/View Adapter for SolidWorks, to

create HPGL viewables.

Resolution

Reported to R&D as SPR 2061986.

Will be addressed once HP has made a suitable HPGL/2 printer driver available for this

purpose.

Workarounds:

Configure the Adapter for Solidworks on another supported 1. Windows platform.

Change the Adapter for SolidWorks Recipe settings to generate PDF viewables

instead.


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