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?
2 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.
4m 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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