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I am trying to send a revit file to someone via email and they cannot see the jpegs that are put onto the sheets. Is there something I am doing wrong? Noone seems to be able to help me at school... I am using Revit Arch 2009
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The jpegs will be linked to a file location on your computer So when you send the file to someone else they will not appear, or appear as 'broken'Either email the jpegs over in a zipped zolder with the revit file, and have them pathed from the foler, then if they break you can go to manage - links and reload it from it's new location
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