Possible to print a 2010 file from within 2008?

[TRONIC123]

So here is the situation. I currently use 2010 but my school, and therefore the plotters, still use 2008. Obviously I can't open my 2010 file in 2008 but is there anyway to save a sheet so that I can just print it in 2008? I am not concerned with being able to edit my file from within 2008, I just want to be able to print a sheet. The only work around I have been able to do is to print to .xps, which generally results in a skewed scale or export to jpg which is kinda tedious.

I know that in Autocad I have a Photoshop EPS printer file installed which I use sometimes when I need to do some photoshop work. Is there anything like that in Revit? Any file type I can export to and open in photoshop?

Thanks for any help, Victor

[parveensharma2130]

Why you are not exporting it to .dwg format.
Then there you can export .eps format from Autocad which is compatible with Photoshop.

Parveen Sharma

[Anonymous]

Print to a PDF file or export to a DWF file and print from Design Review.

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Jeff Hanson
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Autodesk - BIM UX
Manchester, NH


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So here is the situation. I currently use 2010 but my school, and therefore
the plotters, still use 2008. Obviously I can't open my 2010 file in 2008
but is there anyway to save a sheet so that I can just print it in 2008? I
am not concerned with being able to edit my file from within 2008, I just
want to be able to print a sheet. The only work around I have been able to
do is to print to .xps, which generally results in a skewed scale or export
to jpg which is kinda tedious.

I know that in Autocad I have a Photoshop EPS printer file installed which I
use sometimes when I need to do some photoshop work. Is there anything like
that in Revit? Any file type I can export to and open in photoshop?

Thanks for any help, Victor