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‎07-09-2025 07:00 PM

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Hi folks,

 

I am using Bluebeam to print to the HP DesignJet T830 plotter printer.

Currently, whatever print settings I set on Bluebeam, the T830 prints something else.

 

For instance, when I set the Bluebeam printer setting to 'autorotate 90', the end result is not what I was expecting.

 

The goal is that I want bluebeam's print settings to take precedence over the HP printer settings but right now, it looks like whatever settings HP has is the final product.

 

How can I stop HP from hijacking the bluebeam printer settings?

 

  • I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling the printer drivers.
  • tried power cycling the printer
  • Unchecked letting windows 11 manage the printer

I suspect it might be the HP Print Preview driver but before I try uninstalling, I thought I'd ask here.

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‎07-10-2025 12:01 AM

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Many of my clients that use BlueBeam export the drawing as a PDF and then print using HP Click Software.

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