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Good morning all, I've been working on a foundation plan for the project I'm working on. I duplicated the basement plan, then began turning off objects that I didn't want to show (by selecting them, then turning them off with "Temporary Hide/Isolate" and then using "Apply Temporary hide to view" . Well, now I've realized that there some things I want to turn back on. How do I turn objects back on that were turned off using "Apply Temporary Hide to View"? I'm using Revit 2008. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks!
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There are two kinds of hide in 2008. Temporary and hide in view. Look in your HELP
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