PDF hyperlinks from Revit 2015 and later
September 15, 2015 •
A little publicized feature of Revit 2015 R2 is the ability to generate hyperlinked PDF document sets when using a hyperlink compliant PDF writer like Adobe Reader or Bluebeam Revu.
See 2015 R2 PDF Export Enhancements
Sample Document Set (.pdf) – Generated from a modified version of the Open Source Metal Building. Try it out and experience enhanced document navigation by being able to double click on a section and jump to it.
Just another reason to use the latest software!
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