12 docs tagged with "print-export"

Use batch output when you need to print or export several print regions, plans, or stages in one operation.

RapidPlan can export plans to CAD when you need to hand work over to AutoCAD-based or GIS-adjacent workflows.

RapidPlan supports several output formats. Choose the format based on what the recipient needs to do with the file.

Fax mode converts plan content into a higher-contrast black-and-white version that is easier to read in low-quality print, scan, or fax output.

Any print region or image placed or imported on a RapidPlan plan that has a basemap can be exported as a georeferenced image.

Simply select File > Export >To PDF on the menu bar.

File > Print > Print Preview is one way of checking how your frame fits together with your plan content on the printout page, but RapidPlan is also able to overlay the print preview directly over the plan you're editing. To enable the in-place print preview, double-click the icon located in the bottom right corner of the print region or right-click the print region icon and select In-place print preview.

The scale shown on a RapidPlan plan can differ from the scale shown in its print frame. Use this article to understand why the values differ and how to keep a specific scale when printing.

The areas you print in your plan is dictated by the location of your Print Regions. When your plan is ready for Printing or Exporting, simply select the Print option in the Main Menu, or click the printer icon (print icon) in the toolbar. Once selected, the following print dialog window opens, containing several options to customize your document.

Print frames let you place page-space content such as titleboxes, notes, legends, and other reusable layout elements around plan output.

Print regions define what part of a plan will be printed or exported on each page.

Use printing when you need a paper copy or a printer-driven output of the active plan or active print region.