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is this possible in 2012, i want to be able to work on drawings on my laptop but have a permanent window of the 3d on a second connected monitor. is that possible at all does anyone know
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You can use two monitors in Revit if your system supports them but the view is not "permanent'. You would have to drag it over in your session.
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thanks for the reply, just to make sure i understand what your saying is that i can tile the windows and drag one over to my 2nd monitor but its not a permanent thing where i can work away as normal and have the 3d seperate.
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This is how I work. Imagine one of these views being 3D.
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