Saving Print Settings - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

If, for Offset from Corner, you select User Defined, enter X and Y offset values.
6 Under Hidden Line Views, choose an option to increase print performance for hidden line views
in elevations, sections, and 3D views.
Vector processing times vary depending on the number of views processed and view complexity.
Raster processing times depend on the dimensions of the view and amount of graphics. Vector
processing typically produces much smaller print files than raster processing.
7 Under Zoom, specify whether to fit the drawing to the size of the page or zoom to a percentage
of the original size.
8 Under Appearance, specify print quality and color.
Raster Quality: This option controls the resolution of the raster data being sent to the print
device. A higher quality results in a longer print time.
Black Lines: All text, non-white lines, pattern lines, and edges print in black. All raster images
and solid patterns print in grayscale. (This option is not available for publishing to DWF.)
Grayscale: All colors, text, images, and lines are printed in grayscale. (This option is not
available for publishing to DWF.)
Color: All colors in the project are maintained and printed, provided the printer supports
colors.
9 Under Options, specify additional print settings:
When printing, you can hide the following elements: scope boxes, reference planes, and
crop boundaries.
Hide unreferenced view tags. Select this option if you do not want to print section, elevation,
and callout tags that are not on sheets.
View links print black by default, but you can choose to print them in blue.
10 Click OK.

Saving Print Settings

You can save print settings in a project, so that they are available for reuse. You can also change saved print
settings, revert changes, and rename or delete print settings.
To access the Print Setup dialog, click File menu
To save print settings
1 In the Print Setup dialog, specify print options. See
2 To save the print settings to a new name, click Save As.
3 Enter a name for the print settings, and click OK.
4 Click OK.
TIP You can transfer print settings to another project using Transfer Project Standards. Click File
menu Transfer Project Standards, and in the Select Items To Copy dialog, select Print Settings. See
Transferring Project Standards
To change a saved print setting
1 In the Print Setup dialog, for Name, select a saved print setting.
2 Make the desired print setting changes.
Print Setup.
Print Setup
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