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I have just created a new template that I would like to copy/move a partially completed project into. Has anyone done this? What is the best way to move a project while keeping the model and all its components intact? Revit 2008
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Transfer project standards will get you most of what you are looking for, and copy/paste. Be aware of duplicated items and delete them out when they occure.
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