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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Organizing Your Revit Sheets.

Here is a quick little tutorial about how to organize your sheets in Revit.  This has made my files in work much easier to work on and easier for others who use the file in the future to navigate through the sheets.



I have also updated the two tutorials previously posted with the new software.  They should be much easier to see and understand.  Scroll down or see the direct links to the right.
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JGA · 770 weeks ago

Thanks for the screencast, very clear & helpful
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jayarikishi 6p · 721 weeks ago

Could you please tell how to export an A3 Size sheet set to DWG or JPEG or any other suitable file format and take a Print to scale in A3 sheet. I want to do this because most of the printing centers don't have REVIT software to take Printouts, they have only AutoCAD mostly 2008 version. I have tried Exporting it to AutoCAD but the imported file has become like a drawing done in a CAD program and has lost all its image colors and became simple layer type which I don't want.

I hope that you understood the problem that i am facing. Please try to reply ASAP cause i Have to take the printouts by June 4th.

Kindly,
Jay
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TheRevitKid 72p · 721 weeks ago

Jay, please do not spam tons of different posts with the same questions or I will be forced to ban you.

Search the blog for Print to PDF.... There are lots of ways to do what you are saying. I typically use the PDF file type when going to print services that will do my printing for me.

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