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I'm a Revit Architecture 2010 user, and am trying to link a Revit Struture 2010 model into ours. When doing so, I receive the error message 'Seek Failed...', and it lists the file path. I have tried to browse to and open the structure file, as well as auditing it, and receive the same error every time. Has anyone else found a solution to this? Thanks.
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I dont know if this helps but we had a similar issue and this post helped. http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=29896&highlight=SEEK+FAILED also I read it could be a service pack issue but the post I read was from 2 years ago. good luck
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Problem solved. The file we received from the Structural Engineer was a local file, and had not been detached from their central file.
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