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I know I'm asking a lot of questions now - but if I make a REFERENCE elevation, i do NOT create a new view. So where can I use the reference view? How do I put this referenced view on a sheet, for example - as opposed to creating a new elevation view similar to the original elevation view?
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A new view is a new view and can be placed on one sheet. << Can oly be placed once but can be referenced as many times as you need.
A referenced view is a referenced view that has already been placed on a sheet. << Can't place it again
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