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Is it true that revit can not save back to older versions? If one person on the project team goes to a newer version that would force everyone else to buy the newer version. Why would AutoDesk do that, seems like a ganster tactic in forcing people to keep upgrading.
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read the HUNDREDS of other posts on this already you must not of even tried searching this form for the answer to your question!
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"Is it true that revit can not save back to older versions? If one person on the project team goes to a newer version that would force everyone else to buy the newer version. Why would AutoDesk do that, seems like a ganster tactic in forcing people to keep upgrading."
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