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I'm on RAC2008 and one of our consulting engineers (seperate office) recently started using Revit. What is the best way to interact with them? I'm under the impression that to give them our information, we should start in the Central File on our server, go to File, then Save As to make a copy of the working database. Then when we get their file, link it into ours. I know the User's Guide talks about worksharing, but it sounds like the literature is geared more for users in the same office and not different offices.
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