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Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 1:23:52 PM | New to REvit

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I am new to REvit city as well as Revit MEP. I am trying to get my back-up files to be saved in a different location than my orginal file so that I do not have to go in a delete the back-up file everytime does anyone have any insight to this

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Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 3:30:59 AM | New to REvit

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as far as i know you cant do that,

the only thing you can do is when you 'save as' there is a option button, and there you can set the number of backups to one, or maybe zero, but i wouldnt advise this, as multiple backups can come handy some time and you will get used to the 3 backup files everywhere.


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Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 6:52:04 PM | Dafpfy

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Quoting Dafpfy from 2008-11-18 03:30:59

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as far as i know you cant do that,

the only thing you can do is when you 'save as' there is a option button, and there you can set the number of backups to one, or maybe zero, but i wouldnt advise this, as multiple backups can come handy some time and you will get used to the 3 backup files everywhere.

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Agreed!  I don't think you can save them in a different location and they will come in handy so keep 3.  I know they've saved me a couple times.

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Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 3:05:16 PM | New to REvit

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Save AT LEAST three back-ups.  also the more often you save to central your revit automatically creates a "rollback" feature so if you also lose your back-ups you can "rollback" your revit model to a place where it worked.


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Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 7:52:52 PM | New to REvit

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If worksets are enabled then backups are saved into a subfolder.  If not, then backups are always saved in the same location as the main file.  This cannot be changed...

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