Summary: Revit's printing has had slow and minimal improvement, it still lags far behind AutoCAD, ADT and many competing products.
Description: Revit's Print dialog should be able to filter page sizes -- in 25yrs of using autodesk products I have never used anything other than A4,A3,A1 (why do we have to scroll through a randomly ordered list of hundreds of sizes every time we change print/PDF device ?);
Revit should be able to save printer and page setup defaults like AutoCAD, which behaves very well in this aspect, (rather than just giving unhelpful 'setting incompatible with printer' messages);
Revit should have an option to set both Model and Drafting linetypes as non-printing (We only have either reference lines, not available in many view types, or make them white, which causes undesirable graphical artefacts where they cross other linework);
Revit should add [save to PDF] as a option with inbuilt PDF export, and have more naming options, including the current sheet revision added to the filenames; it should also autoname single sheets not just multisheet prints;
Revit should have an option [Window Selected Area] from any view, rather than creating a new view just for a partial, one-off print;
Revit should have an option [Do not print tags with '?'] (i.e. labels with no text entered);
Revit should have an option to make multisheet prints a single job, spooled as one set, (At present double-siding etc is not possible and jobs get mixed up with others in the queue. I have lost count of how many times someone has sent a several hundred page job to the printer and discovered later it was been mixed up with several other jobs and had to be redone).
Product and Feature: Revit Architecture - Other
Submitted By: kris treagus on 11/11/2013