Fix a page that will not print
What to do when Share or a PDF says a mark or device reaches past the edge, or the drawings are too large.
Where to find it: open the project › Share (header) › the status line at the top right
Every page is checked the way it will print before a link, a PDF or a preview is made. When one cannot print, the status line at the top right of Share says so: open it to read why.
A mark or device past the edge
Marks you draw or drag against the edge stay wholly on the paper: a mark moves in by as much as it would hang over. A mark drawn before that still prints, moved in the same way; your drawing keeps it where it is.
Only a mark wider or taller than the printable area cannot be moved onto the paper. A message such as "Marks reach past the edge of the printable area on Level 1 (a pen stroke in Site walk)" names each sheet, and the session each mark is in. Open that sheet, make the mark smaller or delete it, then choose Try again. A device past the edge is moved inward the same way.
Drawings too large for one link
One link or PDF holds at most 192 MiB of blueprint pictures, and one page at most 128 MiB. A floor shown on several pages counts once. When the chosen pages need more, the message names a page to leave out: use its eye under Pages, or replace a blueprint with a smaller image. See share a presentation.
Numbering never stops a print
Share, a PDF and a CSV never ask how to number removed devices. While the project's numbers are unlocked they close up; once locked they stay, with removed numbers in brackets. To tidy locked numbers, see close numbering gaps.