oskyaqui
2008-07-29, 05:50 PM
As a standard our office makes the Project Schedules (Doors, Finishes, Accessories, etc) in Microsoft Excel and print these to 8.5” x 11” sheets…
I have been creating schedules in Revit and I would like to print them to 8.5”x11” sheets as we usually do, under Sheets I created Room Finish Schedule Sheet and I inserted a Titleblock (8.5”x11”) I had for this purpose, I had to break my schedule in 5 pages because it does not fin in just one page, I had to make copies of the Title block for these 5 pages…
Everything looks great…, but I have to print and I have three options under print range:
1- Current window:
2- Visible portion of current window
3- Selected views/sheets
The first one will try to print the five pages in one,
I could use the second one but I have to print page by page, every page I print I have to make it visible on my screen, print and move to the next one…, this one works but it takes time for printing and for a big project where I get 50 pages or more? and I have to print them one by one…
Is there any way of printing all these pages continuously?
Thanks a lot
Oscar
I have been creating schedules in Revit and I would like to print them to 8.5”x11” sheets as we usually do, under Sheets I created Room Finish Schedule Sheet and I inserted a Titleblock (8.5”x11”) I had for this purpose, I had to break my schedule in 5 pages because it does not fin in just one page, I had to make copies of the Title block for these 5 pages…
Everything looks great…, but I have to print and I have three options under print range:
1- Current window:
2- Visible portion of current window
3- Selected views/sheets
The first one will try to print the five pages in one,
I could use the second one but I have to print page by page, every page I print I have to make it visible on my screen, print and move to the next one…, this one works but it takes time for printing and for a big project where I get 50 pages or more? and I have to print them one by one…
Is there any way of printing all these pages continuously?
Thanks a lot
Oscar