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It’s important to distinguish between page size (as defined in the source application’s Document Setup dialog box for your document) and paper size (the sheet of paper, piece of film, or area of the printing plate you’ll print on). Your page size might be U.S.

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Letter (8-1/2-by-11 in. Hp Officejet H470 Mac. Epson D92 Chip Resetter Software. Or 21.59-by-27.94 cm), but you might need to print on a larger piece of paper or film to accommodate any printer’s marks or the bleed area. To ensure that your document prints as expected, set up your page size in both the source application and the printer. The list of paper sizes available to Acrobat comes from the PPD file (PostScript printers) or from the printer driver (non-PostScript printers).

If the printer and PPD file you’ve chosen for PostScript printing support custom paper sizes, you see a Custom option in the Paper Size menu. For printers capable of producing very large print areas, Acrobat supports pages as large as 15,000,000 in. (38,100,000 cm) by 15,000,000 in. (38,100,000 cm).

Primavera P6 Professional is no doubt a great tool for managing large-scale construction and engineering projects. One of P6’s crowning glories is that it can handle huge schedules ( up to 100,000 Activities) with ease. Yes, working with loads of project data works great, but many find that getting the data in and out is not always a piece of cake. Printing to a printer is mostly easy enough (although make sure you before you click Print as we’ll discuss) in the software and it has always generated a wonderful image a of Gantt chart cut and strewn across 50 pages for me.

But if you or your company are going paperless or if you deliver any sort of Primavera P6 report via email or electronically, then you’ll want to know how to print to PDF in Primavera P6. And that’s what I’m hoping you can master by the end of this write-up. So let’s get started.

Print to PDF in Primavera P6 PDF is by-far the most widely used reporting format in project management these days. PDF files work best as they are usually small in size, non-editable (without special tools), and they are viewable on any device.

Another great feature of PDF files is that they look the same on any screen and have solved the age-old “I don’t have that font on my PC” issue. Not only that, they are usually easy to create and most office software now natively supports saving a file in PDF format, including Excel, Powerpoint and Word.

Unfortunately, the folks at haven’t gotten around to adding support for saving a schedule in PDF yet. In order to get PDF output from Primavera P6, you’ll first need to install a PDF printer to allow you to print a file to PDF. 1) Install a PDF Printer What’s a PDF Printer? When you print a document in Windows, you’ll have the chance to pick a printer to spool the document to.

When you set up a PDF printer, you’ll get a new printer in Windows that, instead of physically printing the doc on paper, will instead save what would have come out of the printer as a PDF file on your hard drive. PDF printer software packages have been around quite a long time and are great because they let you create a PDF file from any piece of software that has a print feature. This is perfect for Primavera P6 Professional. What PDF printer should you use? There are lots and lots of PDF printer packages out there.

Some are great packages and some are not and will install bloatware and ads on your PC. So here I present you with 2 options that are safe, tried and tested. Option A) – Install Adobe Acrobat DC is Adobe’s tool for all things PDF. I’m not talking Adobe Acrobat Reader here, I’m talking the full version of Acrobat, now called Acrobat DC.

With Adobe Acrobat DC, not only can you print PDF files from Primavera P6, but you can edit them, merge them, annotate and comment on them and much more. Some of these features are invaluable, like merging 2 PDF files together which I find I use more than I ever imaged I would. The DC part of the name stands for “Document Cloud”. Document Cloud let’s you do cool things like the ability to start creating a PDF on your PC, and finishing it on your tablet. This is a gross oversimplification of what you can do with Acrobat and Document Cloud, so please. Johnson 9.9 Hp Manual. Adobe Acrobat is not free; the cost is about $15/month which is not at all outlandish for a great tool that solves the Primavera P6 print to PDF problem once and for all.