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  1. Hello, This question is in reference to AutoLisp, but the specific CAD version this is used for is MicroSurvey CAD 2020. We are running into an issue where the PRINT dialog coordinates are completely different than the real coordinates reported by AutoLISP and the objects properties in CAD. As an example, on one drawing, the coordinate of the bottom left of a box is (606625.433, 4841479.138), however this coordinate is reported by the print dialog to be (4207152.580, 2471093.689). This means when the automatic print functions calculate the box coordinates, they rightly get the bottom left of the box to be at (606625.433, 4841479.138), but this is not correct for the print dialog resulting in the print not even capturing any part of the drawing. The drawing is a 2d flat image on the top face, and the main bounding box of the drawing is not aligned with the x/y axis. I initially assumed this was an issue between model and paper space, but the coordinates seem large enough that the paper-space ones do not make sense. If anyone has experience with this sort of coordinate issue please let me know. I can share more information if needed.
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