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Is there a feature in Revit that allows you to bundle all of the information in a model together, much like the e-transmit in Autocad. I've posted our model to an FTP site, but the consultants are unable to see the linked files. Any suggestions?
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if you are talking about a revit model with linked revit files, you can simply click on your linked file and select Bind from the Options bar on the top.
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there is no E-transmit feature to Revit like in Autocad that i know of. But as Eldados said there is Bind HTH
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