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My printing to hp designjet500. Stops at 2 prints. Something to do with memory? I spoke with a tech , he suggested using a different drive......that didn’t work. I’m now trying to print to pdf first.....but that’s not the point . I should be able to print directly from the program? I am using Revit Architecture suite 09.
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We have an older Canon BJW3000 and it has a similar issue. It simply doesn't have enough RAM to process the A1 or B1 PDF's and prn's revit produces. Only solution is to upgrade the Ram on your printer or trade it in... In our case anyway.
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