beegee
2004-02-08, 09:32 PM
Irwin Jungreis wrote :-
Note that when you save and revit deletes an old backup file, it never deletes the version of the file you opened to start the current session. So, in the situation you describe you should be able to rename that oldest backup to something else, open it, and copy all the view-specific elements from its foundation plan to a new foundation plan in the current file.
Refer original Topic (www.zoogdesign.com/forums/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2532&highlight=)
This applies to a situation where you may have deleted something ( a plan view for instance ) and kept working with a lot of saves in between.
Note that when you save and revit deletes an old backup file, it never deletes the version of the file you opened to start the current session. So, in the situation you describe you should be able to rename that oldest backup to something else, open it, and copy all the view-specific elements from its foundation plan to a new foundation plan in the current file.
Refer original Topic (www.zoogdesign.com/forums/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2532&highlight=)
This applies to a situation where you may have deleted something ( a plan view for instance ) and kept working with a lot of saves in between.