So, to continue the thought, if they are using ADT then the answer to
the question is "no". Refedit will only save as to the same version of
the application used. There is no variable to change it. You might
also be dealing with ADT objects being inserted into the drawing (which
is a whole other issue). Actually, you'll probably be wishing they were
using Revit.
-Danny Polkinhorn
WATG
Honolulu
Scott Davis wrote:
> That was my take, too. Revit has no "refedit" command. It sounds to me
> like you have AutoCAD and Architectural Desktop, not Revit.
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> "Aleksej Sutulov"
wrote in message
> news:4134d604$1_3@newsprd01...
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>>Wrong discussion group. They are probably using ADT and you probably need
>>Object Enabler to see objects created by ADT (Architectural Desktop).
>>Alek
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>>"jcanterbpi" wrote in message
>>news:21852903.1093973745314.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com...
>>
>>>I work for an architectural firm with it's own in-house engineering.
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> There
>
>>are a few users in the architectural department that are using AutoCad
>>Revit. When they are using the refedit command, we, in the engineering
>
> dept.
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>>who do not have AutoCad Revit but instead are using AutoCad 2002 cannot
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> see
>
>>the xrefs that are being edited by Revit. Is there a variable, or
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> something
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>>that we can set on the users using Revit to save the drawing to a previous
>>version so we can view the xrefs?
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