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. The steps above will change your Adobe Printer Default Settings to accept and print fonts native to the document you are trying to create, instead of using Adobe's fonts to "re-create" the document leading to undesirable 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’? Yournew preferences should be saved and your document should print in Adobe just like it looks on your screen in the original program. If Apply is available in the Adobe PDF Properties window, click it then clickOK one more time to close the window and “X” out of everything else. You may have to click on APPLY once youget back to the Paper/Quality tab, then click on OK to close that window. Click on “NATIVE TRUETYPE.”ĬlickOK to close the pop-up window. Next, under DOCUMENT OPTIONS, click on POSTSCRIPT OPTIONS, TRUETYPE FONT DOWNLOAD OPTIONS:Ĭlick on “Automatic.” A dropdown boxwill appear. Lookfor IMAGE COLOR MANAGEMENT, TRUE TYPE FONT:Ĭlickon the “Substitute with device font.” A dropdown box will appear. Go back to Step 1 andClick on the PAPER/QUALITY tab, ADVANCED Next, UN-CHECK “Rely on system fonts only, donot use document fonts.”ģ. Then under the AdobePDF Settings tab click on DEFAULT, HIGH QUALITY PRINT Click on START,DEVICES & PRINTERS, ADOBE PRINTER, PRINTER, PROPERTIES, PREFERENCESĢ.
I was having a similar problem and the following fixed it for me (I'm using a Windows 7 Platform and Office 2010 Professional and was attempting to print a MapPoint Map to Adobe PDF in Adobe X.):ġ. It sounds like Adobe is attempting to use its default fonts instead of the document's fonts.
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