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It seems that there is now precise way to lock views on a sheet into the same location on different sheets. For example multiple levels of a floor plan on separate sheets. I've seen multiple posts on this subject, but was wondering if this is possible in Revit 2009? Thanks for your time.
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You can't snap on viewports, so you cant do it exactly. You can draw some lining up marks in the sheet family and give them a visibility parameter that you can switch off after aligning the viewports. It won't be exact, but if you zoom in close you can place them quite accurately.
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