I just bought a new MacBook Pro with an M1 chip and I'm having some challenges printing in Revit 2023.
On my old MacBook Pro, I ran Windows 10 on VMWare Fusion. No longer possible with the M1 chip.
So, I switched to Parallels, and also had to switch to Windows 11. Then I installed Revit 2023. So far, so good.
I used to use Primo PDF to print, but it appears Primo PDF isn't ready for Windows 11...
Any suggestions on a free PDF printer that works with Windows 11?
Also, in the print dialog, how do I create larger sheets (Tabloid, 11" x 17", 24" x 36")?
Thanks for any help!
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Thanks, Toan! Wow. I had no idea that was there. I’ve been printing the old way for so long, I didn’t realize that a PDF printer was built in!
Hey James,
Just curious how revit 2023 runs on your apple silicone, and how much RAM you recommend?
Joe,
I have had no problems running Revit on my new MacBook Pro. I have 32 G of RAM, and it has been sufficient, with no noticeable lags.
James
Same here. Revit LT in Parallels is very quick with 32 GB (which means 16 GB is available for Parallels), but I believe the faster processor matters too.
But, back on topic...
I think Bullzip is a really good PDF printer. It can add the current date to the PDF file name if you want - something Revit just won't do. But they haven't updated Bullzip to work on Mac M1 or M2 devices, so I use the built-in PDF printer now. Works fine.
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