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AutoCAD LT 2005, and AutoCAD LT 2007 Applies to AutoCAD 2000, AutoCAD 2000i, AutoCAD 2002, AutoCAD 2004, AutoCAD 2005, AutoCAD 2007, AutoCAD LT 2000, AutoCAD LT 2000i, AutoCAD LT 2002, AutoCAD LT 2004, AutoCAD LT 2005, and AutoCAD LT 2007 Share Add To Issue: When you try to print to a locally connected printer, the following error message is displayed: Memory Allocation Error Note: You might still be able to print from other applications. Solution: Solution This error can occur if more than one printer shares the same port name (for example, LPT1) through a cable splitter or a switchbox. Check with your hardware vendors for a way to assign independent port names for each printer. Products: AutoCAD;AutoCAD LT Versions: 2000;2002;2004;2005;2007;2000i Article ID: kA230000000tcct Related Articles AutoCAD Forum Connect with peers and Autodesk in our forums, read community articles, and submit your ideas. Visit the Forum Discuss Contributed By Support Need Assistance? Related Articles AutoCAD Forum Connect with peers and Autodesk in our forums, read community articles, and submit your ideas. Visit
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View Profile View Forum Posts Junior Member Join Date Sep 2010 Posts 7 Memory allocation error when trying to memory allocation error cannot load command system halted plot I am years past retirement but I have the following problem. I have used ACLT2000 with Win98, WinXP and now I have installed Windows 7. I have this one community project https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Error-printing-to-local-printer-Memory-Allocation-Error.html that needs to be plotted. My plotter is a HP8750 Photosmart printer. This has worked with previous versions of Windows. Now I get two error messages. First is "Memory allocation error". I click OK and Second message is: HP Photosmart 8700 Series: The plotter configuration cannot be used. Either the driver cannot be found, or the driver has a problem. The None plot http://www.cadeverything.com/help/showthread.php/5920-Memory-allocation-error-when-trying-to-plot device has been substituted. Even my desk PDF will not print. Deadline for project looms. Help... (I thought I had posted this before but cannot find. Reply With Quote 18-09-2010,04:57 PM #2 Kyle Reese View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message GOLD Member Join Date Jan 2010 Location East coast; 2hrs. outside of NYC Posts 3,835 Part of your problem could be trying to run LT 2000 on Windows 7. Re: driver. Try uninstalling the plotter and then reinstalling. Uninstall first. Turn off computer. Turn on plotter. Turn on computer. Reinstall driver. Do a test print when offered the opportunity during the plotter driver setup. Did it work? If yes, then open AutoCAD and do a quick test plot as well. If not...well...it might be time to move up to LT 2011. Reply With Quote 18-09-2010,08:08 PM #3 Kyle Reese View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message GOLD Member Join Date Jan 2010 Location East coast; 2hrs. outside of NYC Posts 3,835 Re: memory allocation error. You may have to increase the size of your virtual memory (i.e. - the swap file). Post a complete list of your compute
"Memory allocation error" while trying to plot inside of AutoCAD 2000, then you are most likely missing the AutoCAD 2000 patch http://blog.longbowsoftware.com/installing-plotupdate-exe-for-autocad-2000-on-64bit-windows/ called "plotupdate". This blog documents how to install the "plotupdate" patch on Windows7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 64bit. NOTE: You will have needed to install AutoCAD 2000 first https://groups.google.com/d/topic/autodesk.autocad.print-plot/-XowJJmpEk4 Here is the English readme for the AutoCAD 2000 plotupdate patch which explains what it specifically addresses. Click here for French, German, Italian and Spanish readme for plotupdate.exe Here's how to patch memory allocation your AutoCAD 2000 with the plotupdate.exe Obtain your copy of the Longbow Converter here Next download the Plotupdate.exe for AutoCAD 2000 zip and unzip to the folder c:\Autodesk, it will unzip to c:\Autodesk\Plotupdate2000 Note: Click here for French, German, Italian and Spanish plotupdate.exe Start the Longbow Converter tool and select the 2nd tab ‘Old AutoCAD Installer Reviver‘, select the path c:\Autodesk\Plotupdate2000, then click the ‘Run Old memory allocation error Installer‘ button When asked “Is this an installation media, a service pack/update or plug-in/app for AutoCAD?” say Yes Next, read and understand all the prompts before pressing OK… Now, I know it’s unheard of these days, but at this point expect to wait at least 45 minutes for the AutoCAD 2000 Plotupdate setup.exe program to appear. Once the setup starts, install as normal (simply accept all defaults). Now run your AutoCAD 2000 and plot as normal Troubleshooting If your PlotUpdate setup is not starting after 45 minutes try rebooting, then restart the steps above. If it is still failing, most likely it’s because of another application on your system which is preventing our setup routine from starting (perhaps anti-virus, or similar) Copyright 2015 (c) Longbow Software This entry was posted in AutoCAD 2000 and tagged 64bit, AutoCAD 2000, check with the software publsiher, memory allocation error, Out of memory, plot command, plot error, plotting, plotupdate.exe, This app cannot run on your PC, to find a wversion for your PC, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1. Bookmark
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