Historically, we've used Adobe Acrobat to plot AutoCAD drawings to PDF. This is chiefly because of the particular way Acrobat constructs filenames. The system has worked for 20 years, without any issue - mainly on Windows 7, but older systems too.
Alongside our old 64 bit Windows 7 machines, we now have one 64 bit Windows 10 machine, and two Adobe subscription licenses. However, with this combination, I am unable to print using Acrobat DC. Further, our old copy of Acrobat 8 appears to be incompatible with this machine (the licensing system seems no longer to be supported), so we're stuck with a machine that seems to be incapable of plotting to PDF in the same way as the other machines. This leads to inconsitencies in file naming which are a serious pain.
Does anyone have any idea how to resolve this?
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