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My structural engineer is trying to work with my Revit 2008 model, and when he tries to copy it, he gets an error message that says "line too short" and he can't copy 2 of the walls in the model. Has anyone else run into this problem? I am at a loss, and so is he.......please help us  thanks,
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When this happens to me, I usually find something that is joined to something that is in a different place in one or the other models. You can discover where the problem is by expanding the error message. Then usse the element ID given in the error to find (tools/elemen id's/select by id) the offending opject in the model. You can then either delete it or remove it from your selection set. Hope this helps.
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