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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> How to get new template required for existing model?
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Have been working on a model for some time before starting to look at my template settings. I've customised our template accordingly and and now want to import teh new temaplte into the old/existing model, how do I go about doing this? Alternatively could export my model and bring it into the new template, but unsure how to do this aswell? Using Revit 2009
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You can not really import the template as such but you can: file/transfer project standards whichallows you to select which standards you want to transfer and you can: copy paste other families / schedules / legends and drafting detail views
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thanks! all sorted!
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