yesterday
I am on MacBook , so in order to SAVE file in PDF, I have to go through File > PRINT.... it is not through the standard routine, so I don't have choice on DPT setting either... in this setting I can only choose to chase in quality Draft, normal or high.
I just downloaded my project schedules in PDF, I kid you not, it is 140MB in normal quality, but draft being similar. I use PDF PRO, which have feature to make files smaller but it ends up being still 90MB. If I save it that way, the layout open VERY slow, IF. When I go to office to print it, the printer crash and I am unable print it.
I tried to simplified certain objects, even removing textures (ouch, because that's part of specifications), but nothing really helps. I know there used to be an option to find heavy objects in archicad but I can't no longer find it.
Anyone who can help please?
4 hours ago
First thing to check is fills! Check for fills you haven't used regularly!
I saw one years ago, that I think was a rock or stone fill, that would cause really large PDFs and would cause it to not print.
2 hours ago
Image fills and dense Vectorial Fills murder AC's PDF output no matter if you SAVE, PRINT or PUBLISH.... Though you say that a SCHEDULE was 140mb...? What is on it?
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