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an experience with this product: arcXL http://www.arcxl.com/tutorials/video.aspx It looks very nice and very expensive to use (each detail costs $10 - $15) with a couple dozen details, poof, you spend a bunch. i know... "saves you money". anyway, looking for reviews, feedback, etc
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here, read away http://do-u-revit.blogspot.com/2010/06/drafted-detail-management.html
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