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Howdy All,
Below is a copy of a thread I began on ZoogDesign -- now the AUGI/Revit forum -- way back in April of '03.:
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I've used Gnutella [Limewire], WinMX, and KazaaLite for file sharing in the past. To save Zoog some server space, I'm considering placing my miscellaneous Revit families in my shared directory. These would be families or harmless(?) objects only, as opposed to clients' projects & models.
Any thoughts or interest?
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