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For a while I had help on a project and created local files.....now I am back to being the only person on the project. I work from home a1 or 2 days a week but cannot access our network from home, so i load the file on a portable hard drive and replace the file on monday...taht was when I was only person on it. Now...the question. What file do I load on the portable hard drive...my local or the central? Again, no one else will be woprking on the file but me? Thanks!
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It's not going to matter much, as soon as you put it on the portable drive Revit is going to think it's a local file. For procedure's sake I would be inclined to copy the central file, then overwrite the central when you bring it back. You will likely have to do a save as and make it a central file at home to avoid any "can't find the central file" errors, then again when you bring it back tot he office.
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