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I'm using Revit 2009 and for the last few days revit has been really slow when I'm drawing walls. I'll click to start the wall move my mouse then a few seconds later the wall will catch up. Performance seems fine when i'm rotating the model, when it's regenerating or saving. Toshiba Satellite laptop Intel Core 2 t7200 2Ghz 2 gig ram Ge Force Go 7600 256 mb stand alone video card
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do you have any jpeg underlays? tom
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Nope I don't have any underlays. It is a bigger model than I usually work on, would it help to break it up into seperate models then join them together later?
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