Yes, Doug, I recall the Project Manager refresh issue, and I think happened
at startup. Then if the project was not modified to cause an automatic
refresh of the display (such as a change to the project file), the sheet
information would not be displayed for that project, until you clicked the
refresh button in the Project Manager. That may have been fixed in a
service pack, I don't recall.
As for the Refresh/Rebuild button in the ribbon you refer to, I wasn't
involved in that, so I couldn't comment on the particulars of it.
"dougmcalexander" wrote in message news:6262660@discussion.autodesk.com...
Mike, in version 2010 there is no Project Refresh/Rebuild button. I
modified my ribbon panel and added the Refresh/Rebuild button back, because
there are times when a forced project-wide refresh is needed. I was told by
someone at Autodesk that the reason the Refresh/Rebuild isn't in the Project
Panel is because the project database manager maintains everything now
without the need for a refresh. However, when I copy drawings from a backup
and overwrite existing drawings, I need to force a refresh of the project.
But what Michelle is describing was an issue with versions 2007 and 2008.
Even with the database refreshed, the sheet numbers would not all display.
Somtimes the sheet numbers for certain drawings would display and sometimes
not. The only cure was the Refresh button in Project Manager.