How do I veiw a .rfa file? I cannot install the trial version of Revit

How do I veiw a .rfa file? I cannot install the trial version of Revit

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How do I veiw a .rfa file? I cannot install the trial version of Revit

Anonymous
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I have an .rfa file that I ultimately wanted to pull dimensional information from.  I do not have access to Revit nor can I successfully install the free trial (get an "internal error").  The file came from the website of an uncooperative 3rd party whose equipment I need to interface with for the end user.

 

Before going down the rabbit hole of trouble shooting the install, I want to view what exactly I'm trying to access to see if it's even worth all the bother.

 

Is there any way to view an .rfa file?

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ToanDN
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Upload it to https://viewer.autodesk.com/ and view online.
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Anonymous
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Thank you, I tried this site & it says "Unsupported file type".  Can you confirm that site views .rfa files?  Perhaps I downloaded a dude of a file to begin with? 

 

Also, here is the file to begin with if any in the Autodesk Community can open?

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Anonymous
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Having trouble uploading the file

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Anonymous
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Can't do it, that would have been too easy!

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ToanDN
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Sorry RFA is not supported.  You may want to download Revit trial and use it to view RFA for free.

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Anonymous
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As the install is not working, I'm trying to skip that step for now.  Any advice on to how to upload a file in this forum?

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Anonymous
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Maybe if I zip it?

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Anonymous
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Cool, cool!  Would love a screen shot of this.  Or if anyone would be so kind to convert to an .sat file? 

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ToanDN
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Anonymous
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Awesome! Thank you! This is exactly what I needed. If you ever need a Solidworks file converted, hit me up!!

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