I've been telling people NOT to work in views via the sheet, rather to open the view, itself, and work in that. This is based on something a read somewhere. But I'm not entirely sure why you should do this. So when pressed by lazy users, I usually just say something about best practices and preventing potential crashes. However, this is not enough to dissuade those with bad habits picked up in the three months or so they've been using Revit. Honestly, people are accessing their views via the sheets because their project browsers are a disaster.:banghead: (They're not using all the fancy view type parameters etc. I set up.)
Anyway, is this the correct advice for accessing views? And if so, anyone have a more detailed explanation I can dole out to try to convince people to stop working in the sheets?
Anyway, is this the correct advice for accessing views? And if so, anyone have a more detailed explanation I can dole out to try to convince people to stop working in the sheets?
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