MadModder,
Try this:
-Right-click on any pad
-Select “Find Similar Objects…” menu option
-“Find Similar Objects…” screen pops-up
-Under “Kind” section, make sure “Object Kind” is “Pad” and last column shows “Same”
-Under “Object Specific” section, make sure “Layer” is “Multilayer” and change last column from “any” to “Same”
-Click “Apply” and check all pads are selected (highlighted)
-Click “OK”
-“PCB Inspector” screen pops-up and all pads remain selected
-Under “Object Specific” section, find “Hole Size” parameter
-Click on the value on the second column (it shows “<…> if you have multiple hole sizes) and enter the desired hole size
-After entering the new hole size value, press “Enter” and close “PCB Inspector” screen
All pads now have the new hole size!
Repeat procedure for Vias, if you have any and wish to also change hole size.
Now, you need to setup the printout:
-Under “File” menu, select “Page Setup”
-“Composite Properties“ screen pops-up
-Adjust parameters as needed (if you’re using toner transfer method to do your PCB, make sure you set the scale to 1.00 and select “Mono” under “Color Set”)
-Click on “Advanced”
-“PCB Printout Properties” screen pops-up
-On the first column “Printouts & Layers”, under “Multilayer Composite Print”, delete all but the layer(s) you want to print. You probably want to keep the copper layer (Top or Bottom), Multi-Layer and the layer containing your board outline (possibly Keep-Out Layer).
-On the second column “Include Components” leave both options selected
-On the third column “Printout Options” tick “Holes” checkbox (you can also tick “Mirror”, if you want to mirror the printout”)
-Click on “OK” to close “PCB Printout Properties” screen
-Under “File” menu, select “Print Preview”
-Check that what is shown is what you want to print and click on “Print”. If you need to make any adjustments, just close this screen and go to “Page Setup” again.
You have now on your printer a printout with the all pads showing a hole with the size you entered!