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how do you import a 8.1 file as a 6.1 file?
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I am very sorry to carry bad news.
Since Revit is a SUBSCRIPTION program, meaning you pay every year a fee, You get all upgrades as soon as they are released.
Revit Programmers have not worked the conversion part from a later version to an earlier one like AUTOCAD; however, you can open any earlier version drawing with any later version program.
I heard rumors that a new Revit version is about to be released.
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