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Hey guys, Just wondering how I can cleanup unused familes in my revit project? My file size is getting quite large and printing the sheets from my project is taking too long. Is there a way i can clean up families to help keep the project file size down for efficiant printing?
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Go to File menu click purge unused.... Then click the ones u want purged ....
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" Go to File menu click purge unused.... Then click the ones u want purged ...."
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