... scaling factor. Don't wait too long between these steps in case they get a different printer, or have it serviced, etc. If you have a laptop computer you may be able to take it with you and do all this in the shop. They will regard you as a nutter and be glad to get rid of you, but you will at least have your final print. p.s. if you need to apply the output scaling to a DXF file, be sure to tick the scaled box in the dialog: 2_230839_290000000.png Make sure also that you select output in mm or inches and tell the CAD printing firm which it is. They won't know just from the DXF file. When creating a DXF or PDF file which contains an output scaling factor, I strongly urge you to make a note of that fact in the file name to avoid future mistakes, e.g. my_track_plan_scaled_101point37per cent.pdf (don't use a decimal point or% symbol in file names) regards, Martin. posted: 23 Oct 2015 14:34 from: Godfrey Earnshaw Thanks Martin ...