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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> keyed note question. (thanks for all of the help, by the way)
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Thank you for all of the help everyone has given me today. I have had a bunch of unanswered questions up until this point....and I have one more. I am trying to keynote, and when I attach a note to something a question mark comes up. I know where the text files that revit provides are, but I am not sure how to insert or load them into the program to get the text on the drawings that I want. when I key note something I would like it to just read the name, for example, "rigid insulation"
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If you click the question mark, you should get a dialouge box that will let you select a keynote. What I have done instead of keynoting is create a new tag called generic text, and the create a new shared parameter  instance not type) that applies to almost everything. I then have a blank property that I can fill with any text I want rigid insulation, 6" studs @16"o.c. etc.). This is the text I use in the generic tag. Let me know if that was to confusing, it made sense in my head.
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"If you click the question mark, you should get a dialouge box that will let you select a keynote. What I have done instead of keynoting is create a new tag called generic text, and the create a new shared parameter instance not type) that applies to almost everything. I then have a blank property that I can fill with any text I want rigid insulation, 6" studs @16"o.c. etc.). This is the text I use in the generic tag. Let me know if that was to confusing, it made sense in my head."
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I have changed the way I do it just a little bit. I created a new multi-catagory tag, and used the "General Text" shared parameter. This lets me use a single generic tag for almost everything, and a type specific tag with the same "General Text" parameter for the fer things you can't use a multi-catagory tag on (i.e. floors). You can use the parameter in schedules.
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