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Hello all,I've been away from Revit Architecture for about 2 years while I tried a different career. That didn't work out so, I have returned. Last version I used was 2008 with 3 years BIM experience up to that point. My new architecture firm is using 2010 and will soon upgrade to 2011. I am looking for tips/tricks and suggestions for "getting back in the groove". So, far I've gotten acquainted with ribbons but most everything else looks familiar. Anybody else have a similar experience? Thanks!
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Welcome back! While Revit has been given the new UI, nothing major has changed with it. The core concepts remain as they were in 2008. The 2011 release is the most significant as it does refine a few things around the edges and brings improvement to large firm work flows via better linking and tagging across links. We are still waiting for better stairs and railings, OLE objects, true database integration etc. etc.
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Thanks Tom! I'm really glad to be back! If anything at this point, I'd say Revit appears to be more user friendly and easier to understand which "newbies" will certainly appreciate!
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You will love the new "Conceptual Mass" and the "Adaptive Components"... 
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I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more.... REVIT |
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Thanks Typhoon! I will check those out. Working through some of the tutorials to refresh my memory and quickly getting back up to speed now...
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I found that it was like riding a bicycle. You never really forget you just get out of practice. Good Luck!
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Here you have one excellent blog about that, very, very good.... http://buildz.blogspot.com/
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I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more.... REVIT |
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