Wow, what a huge week it has been since the release of
Project Browser for Revit 2013. We have
had a lot of great comments and feedback about Project Browser. There is real excitement out in the Revit
community about it, and from the feedback it is something that users have long
waited for Autodesk to do.
Is Project Browser perfect?
Of course not. This is our first
release of some pretty complex code that has a lot of interaction and checking
to do between the API and the Revit Project.
Because of this there are some holes in places that need to be plugged
up. Because of this we intend to
release an update every Friday to
provide for fixes and user requested enhancements.
To check if you have the current version of Project Browser
installed it is as easy as right mouse clicking on a view in Project Browser,
going to the “Options Menu”, clicking on the “About Tab” and then clicking on
the “Check for Updates” button.
This will check our server and compare versions and then
report if you have the current build and also a description of the changes made
between builds. You can simply then
click on the URL link to download the current build without the need to go
through the web registration process again.
Please keep the feedback rolling in as this is how we can
improve Project Browser. There are
exciting times ahead as we have some
amazing feature requests already for version 2.
No other product on the market today offers tightly integrated Project and
Family Management like what Project Browser delivers.
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