Indeed there is a "print to .pdf" utility for AutoCAD available at no cost. It will allow you to plot out of AutoCAD to a .pdf just like any other plot device. It's called pdf995 and is available as a free download at http://www.pdf995.com/ . If you buy the registered version you don't have to read the sponsor banners, but even those are very subdued so I just run the sponsored ("free") version and it works great. You can set up your page size, plot limits, everything just as with other plot devices.
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