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That processs loads the door family into the project. After that, you need to go to the wall where you want to insert the door, and click. If that doesn't happen, then go to the Door tool, select the door type, and try again.
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Also remember Doors of the "Doors" Category need to be hosted by walls. To place them, like mentioned above, use the Doors tool and place them into a wall.
Now if you have a door standing out in space all by itself then you'll have to have someone create a family that can be hosted by a floor, level, face or almost anything but a wall... and it can't belong to the Doors category. (Strongly discouraged in our office)
