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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> bringing dwg files into Revit
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Hi, I switched from acad architecture to Revit several years ago and recently received a half finished autocad 2007 project to finish. Been messing around with a couple different approaches to figure out which will work best. Started trying to finish in Architecture but having too many issues with error messages and plot styles. I'm wondering if I should just edit in architecture and import to Revit for sheet setup and plotting. Would the general consensus be to import into revit as drafting views, add needed notes, dimensions, tables, etc., drag to a sheet and plot? Thanks
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