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Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 11:40:07 AM | Sharing Violation

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I have started work this morning with a new error message from Revit. The file that I am trying open is a workset file. Two other people in the office are able to open their local versions of this file. I was the last person to save to central last night. Today I get a message that says there is a sharing violation when opening a .jpg file that I made 2 months ago. The crazy part is that the .jpg file was created in Photoshop, and isn't imported, linked, or associated with the Revit file in any way. Except that it was made with from a .jpg rendering that Revit exported under a different name. Has anyone tackled this problem already. Is the fix something I can do quickly, so I can get back to work? As always thank you for your time and help.

 

p.s. I have posted this on UIGI, but have not yet received an answer that helps. If I get an answer there I will post it here, and visa versa.



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Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 11:56:33 AM | Sharing Violation

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I went to the file that is listed in the error message, and renamed it. Then I went Revit and tried to open the local file. It worked just fine. Weird, I think so. Long story short I removed the file in question, and Revit liked it. I don't know if anyone else will ever have this problem, or look for the answer int his thread, but the fix was quite easy after I figured out what to do. Good day everyone.

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Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 5:13:07 PM | Sharing Violation

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Thanks for posting that.  can't say i've ever seen that issue.  Your resolution was probably what i would've tried first.  Glad it worked Smile

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