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Thu, Jul 26, 2007 at 11:04:38 AM | Revit Interface Improvements

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The current interface for revit is very inflexible, expecially the Project Browser.  It would be nice to see the browser pop up in a separate window with an Auto-Hide feature and docking options, like the ones in AutoCAD.  Also, the browser should be separated into individual windows, similar to the Tool Palettes in AutoCAD.  Separations for Views, Details, Component Types (like system families vs. loadable families), Annotations, etc. would be a great feature.

Customizable toolbars should also be added, with the ability to relocate them on the screen.

Tabs at the bottom of the screen for each open window, would be a nice feature as well.  Like most users, I always work with my windows maximized.  Switching windows is somewhat cumbersome from the Window pull-down menu.  I have programmed a button on my mouse to issue an ALT-W command, but not everyone has this option.

I have seen some right click posts in this forum.  I agree that context sensitive right click menus would be a big time saver.


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