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2004-01-09, 08:18 PM
The Autodesk Revit Knowledge Base is in the process of being updated to reflect information on the latest release. Most of the most critical issues (regarding installation and licensing) have already been updated and are available for use.
Part of the upgrade includes a U.I. facelift which should be familiar and friendly to those most used to the other Autodesk Knowledge Bases. The U.I. includes a key word search tool, an Advanced Search button to further refine your searches, and a Hot Issues area where we will be posting the most critical or wide spread issues and/or solutions we think you would like to know about.
During the transition, the old U.I. will also be available for you to browse through and find issues related to release 5.x.
The database, as well as the legacy data, can be found off of the Autodesk Revit website at http:www.autodesk.com/revit (http://www.autodesk.com/revit) by selecting on the Support link.
Many of the answers I've posted in the past to this group have been verbatim from the solutions or even links back to these solutions, so they are an excellent resource to questions you may have.
Part of the upgrade includes a U.I. facelift which should be familiar and friendly to those most used to the other Autodesk Knowledge Bases. The U.I. includes a key word search tool, an Advanced Search button to further refine your searches, and a Hot Issues area where we will be posting the most critical or wide spread issues and/or solutions we think you would like to know about.
During the transition, the old U.I. will also be available for you to browse through and find issues related to release 5.x.
The database, as well as the legacy data, can be found off of the Autodesk Revit website at http:www.autodesk.com/revit (http://www.autodesk.com/revit) by selecting on the Support link.
Many of the answers I've posted in the past to this group have been verbatim from the solutions or even links back to these solutions, so they are an excellent resource to questions you may have.