Before printing, please choose to Preview the PDF file, and it will continue to print thereafter. This seems to be the easiest route to solve the printing error. But within this blog, we have suggested a couple of workarounds which can help you get everything running smoothly. This is currently an ongoing issue, which has been confirmed with the Autodesk development team. Option 5: Run a Repair install of Revit from the Control Panel > Programs and Features.Have you encountered problems printing to PDF in Autodesk Revit? It seems to freeze and not continue with the print command? Does it want to create numerous files in an unbreakable script, even though you have specified ‘Combine multiple selected view/ sheets into a single file’? Note: Make sure that the “Prompt for Adobe PDF filename.” and “Rely on System Fonts” options are NOT selected.įor Bluebeam PDF printer: In the Bluebeam Administrator Printer tag, uncheck the “Prompt for File Name” checkbox.
For Adobe PDF Output Folder, browse to a specific folder where you want PDFs to be created. In the “Printing Preferences” dialog, click the Adobe PDF Settings tab. See details in Adobe Acrobat Help: Adobe PDF printing preferences (Windows) Open the “Printing Preferences” for the Adobe PDF printer. Option 3: Specify PDF Output directory Do not “Prompt for File Name”. Option 2: Click Print Preview prior to printing Option 1: Use keyboard shortcut CTRL+P to enter the print dialog box To resolve the issue, use one of the following workarounds: Note: While this was originally reported as an issue specific to the Adobe Acrobat printer, there have been some reports of similar behaviour with Bluebeam PDF printer. When printing large sets of views, the first views are processed, but eventually, the Adobe Acrobat processing dialogue stops updating, even after Revit has finished sending all of the views to the printer. 
PDF files can only be created one sheet at a time. The progress bar in the dialog box stops/ hangs. A PDF file will be created for the first print job, but no PDF files are created for subsequent print jobs in the same session. The PDF file will be generated after an unusually long time. Users reported that in Revit 2016 R2 and newer, print to PDF by the Adobe PDF driver may return the following results: 
Have you encountered problems printing to PDF in Autodesk Revit? It seems to freeze and not continue with the print command? Does it want to create numerous files in an unbreakable script, even though you have specified ‘Combine multiple selected view/ sheets into a single file’?
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