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Will this work with autocad?
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it depends on the version of AutoCAD the user has. With the newer versions of AutoCAD (2000+) most printers you can install within Windows will generally work within AutoCAD.
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My client is using a HP 450 c plotter that is hooked up to a xp workstation.<br />
He is looking into purchaseing a new computer that comes with Windows 7 and I need to find a plotter that is comparable to the HP 450 c but will work with Windows 7.<br />
He already know he needs to upgrade his Autocad
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My client is using a HP 450 c plotter that is hooked up to a xp workstation.
He is looking into purchaseing a new computer that comes with Windows 7 and I need to find a plotter that is comparable to the HP 450 c but will work with Windows 7.
He already know he needs to upgrade his Autocad

it depends on the version of AutoCAD the user has. With the newer versions of AutoCAD (2000+) most printers you can install within Windows will generally work within AutoCAD.

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