Which command is used to print Revit sheets?

The Print command on the Output tab is specifically designed for printing Revit sheets. In Revit, this command allows users to send their completed sheets, which can include drawings, schedules, and other views, directly to a printer or to a PDF file, depending on the settings selected within the print dialog box.

Using this command ensures that the output is properly formatted for printing, allowing the user to specify scale, paper size, and other print settings that are essential for producing high-quality printed documents. The Output tab is organized to facilitate various output-related tasks, making it intuitive for users to find and utilize the printing capabilities.

The other options do not provide the specific functionality required for printing sheets. For example, while the Export command allows for saving views and sheets in different file formats, it does not directly send documents to a printer. The File Print command on the main menu can also be misconstrued as a printing option, but in the context of Revit, it is the command under the Output tab that best fulfills the requirement for printing sheets effectively. Lastly, the Output command on the Manage tab is associated with different output processes but does not directly refer to printing options for sheets. Thus, the Print command on the Output tab is the most