
Originally Posted by
mmason.65315
I may be misunderstanding the requirement, but I think you can achieve this...
As you mentioned, you have to look for the Instance elements, and use that to retrieve the name of the linked model (it is one of the parameters on it).
Then look through the Application.Documents collection for a matching name which is already in memory. You can then start working on that in-memory document.
(NOTE: you will need to make sure that you're explicitly handling transactions for the non-current Revit model).
Good Luck,
Matt