This has the added benefit of allowing for different pen colors /weights to amply the info of a given layout. With the advent of trace I have come around to doing much of my work creating 'overlay' views thus allowing me to construct a layout page using multiple overlays as opposed to creating a layout specific layer set. My documents seem to get quite filled with fills so a pox on my house. I have a serious love hate thing with Adobe in general and PDF's in particular. Perhaps a screenshot of a PDF that is slow for you would help folks give suggestions.Ĭarl, perhaps I fired off a bit fast and I could be barking up the wrong tree.

Haven't heard of this being in issue in many years though. In the past, slow-opening PDFs were related to lots of hatch/fill patterns - e.g., complex shingles, lots of little dots for stucco, etc. Since Danaiel had no problem with Apple Preview, the issue seems to be Adobe's and not Graphisoft's. To clarify: do you each see this in Adobe Reader (the free viewer product)? There isn't a product called Adobe Acrobat any longer (for some years) - there is Adobe Reader, and Adobe Acrobat Professional. Are you talking about rendering/displaying PDF? If rendering images, then please post a separate question in the 'Presentation - Rendering and Multimedia' forum:Īlthough reading there should give you your answer.įor PDF delay, it is interesting that both you and Daniel are seeing this on separate platforms (he on Mac, you on Windows). Having the same issue here and would love to find a fast rendering application.Ĭonfused about the second part - finding a fast rendering application.

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