search for old commands in the new revit 2010

[gfrank]

for those who were scattered with the new "ribbon" interface of revit 2010 there is a system to easily find the commands.

if you click on the small cutter you find on the side of the help icon on the right side of the revit title bar 2010 will open a drop-down menu from which you can click on the item “guide to search for commands”.

 

[mv82]

Sorry if I intervene, but I want to point out that the news is copied even from my blog fell in the cad.

you can find the original item in this page. notice how the text was copied of healthy plant.

I want to point out that the material of my blog is totally free and available to everyone. in the license of use of the blog itself is also specified the possibility of reuse of the material contained in it provided that it mentions the origin. I am happy that this material has liked someone so much to "recycle" and spread it to third parties, but as I said before, I very much care that the source is always quoted.

thank you so much to all for the attention and apologize for the break.

 

[chandler]

Sorry if I intervene, but I want to point out that the news is copied even from my blog fell in the cad.

you can find the original item in this page. notice how the text was copied of healthy plant.

I want to point out that the material of my blog is totally free and available to everyone. in the license of use of the blog itself is also specified the possibility of reuse of the material contained in it provided that it mentions the origin. I am happy that this material has liked someone so much to "recycle" and spread it to third parties, but as I said before, I very much care that the source is always quoted.

thank you so much to all for the attention and apologize for the break.

What a good boy! You want to be quoted but you don't want to quote? look that your articles are fucking both from foreign blogs and from Italian ones, if you want proof I can make you the list, so before criticizing gfrank you also learn to do the same.
when it takes

 

[mv82]

the arguments are the same, we are all talking about the same program, but the articles of my blog I write them of healthy plant and do not make easy copy/paste of material found on the net.

the few times I use the material of others I always mention the sources. my blog is under everyone's eyes.
Find me a copied and glued part like those I complain about and I will be the first to apologize publicly.

 

[chandler]

the arguments are the same, we are all talking about the same program, but the articles of my blog I write them of healthy plant and do not make easy copy/paste of material found on the net.

the few times I use the material of others I always mention the sources. my blog is under everyone's eyes.
Find me a copied and glued part like those I complain about and I will be the first to apologize publicly.

be' the news of the old interface in revit2010labrevitfell into the cad

 

[mv82]

Chandler, I may have misunderstood.
The problem is not the subject but the fact that it is treated with the same words as my article, copied and glued.

Your text:

for those who were scattered with the new "ribbon" interface of revit 2010 there is a system to easily find the commands.

if you click on the small cutter you find on the side of the help icon on the right side of the revit title bar 2010 will open a drop-down menu from which you can click on the item “guide to search for commands”.​

my testo:

for those who were scattered with the new "ribbon" interface of revit 2010 there is a system to easily find the commands.revit 2010 is finally using the new user interface with commands grouped into a "rebbon" in office style 2007 or autocad 2009/2010. I personally find it much more productive and comfortable to use than the old interfaces of autodesk products.

who is in difficulty with this interface can find a list with the correspondences of the commands of the old interface and those of the new.if you click on the small brake that you find on the side of the help icon on the right side of the revit title bar 2010 will open a drop-down menu from which you can click on the item “guide to search for commands”.​

quotations aside, it was enough to do as when copying the themes to school. the same things as the dealer's companion were said, however, having the kindness to change the words slightly. If two perfectly identical class tasks were delivered, don't you think the teacher would have jumped this thing?

 

[nirvana]

mv82 is right!, he's careful and precise, but what gives us?
if the information had it he could put it in the blog.

I propose, given its accuracy and interest (see that it also has a beautiful and professional blog), that becomes an active collaborator, alleviating the heavy task of copying to gfrank... from his site.


for precision and correctness....the families I have made available have different sources, (only about fifteen I produced the rest coming from old sites as well as revitcity for 50%).... should I mention all the sources from which they arrive? One for one?
So I don't have to update them if I don't have permission from the various sources?

But does anyone care?

 

[mv82]

thank you so much nirvana for your understanding and for compliments to the blog.
thanks also for the invitation but, I must be honest, I risk not being very present because, in addition to working and maintaining the blog, I am already moderator in another forum. My days, unfortunately, have only 24 hours and I would not like to make a commitment with the almost certain not to be able to follow it properly. thank you again but I must decline. Surely, now that I am in writing, maybe a jump every now and then to seize and, if possible, to give a hand, I will certainly do it.

My proposal is another: freely copy the contents of my blog if you feel interesting, even in an integral way, so much the license of use of the blog allows it and to me it makes an immense pleasure to see that to someone my work likes and maybe serves. I just ask that the quote be added. the most would add a link but it is not essential.

As for your families, if they come from other sources it would still be a good thing to mention where they come from. Regardless of the fact that the legitimate owner requests it, I still see it as a form of good education. maybe revitcity doesn't care or maybe you won't notice that you're posting them here on the forum, but thanks to the quote you would see at least recognized his work.

think how would you feel if tomorrow the fifteen families produced by you were published on my blog without asking for permission and without even naming you. You've worked on it, you've lost time, maybe you've also found some brilliant solutions, because all this effort doesn't have to be recognized.

 

[gfrank]

Sorry if I intervene, but I want to point out that the news is copied even from my blog fell in the cad.

you can find the original item in this page. notice how the text was copied of healthy plant.

I want to point out that the material of my blog is totally free and available to everyone. in the license of use of the blog itself is also specified the possibility of reuse of the material contained in it provided that it mentions the origin. I am happy that this material has liked someone so much to "recycle" and spread it to third parties, but as I said before, I very much care that the source is always quoted.

thank you so much to all for the attention and apologize for the break.

Dear Michael, as you said yourself, the topics are always the same, and I (like you ... and others) taking the news from the web and if the source is in English, it is convenient the translator of google ....
the fact of reworking the news, as you do, making them available as an "operational manual" certainly makes you honor, but Evident that this certainly does not give you paternity of the news (reworked), as you tried to highlight in the first speeches on the specific discussions
on my part, I propose sometimes some news on revit, (re) elaborated in extreme synthesis ....
no one has fooled you of anything, rather I am more than convinced that you have used these discussions, as a pretext for advertising, as well highlighted in the midst of your messages.... in difformity from what is contained in article 9 of the Rules of the Forum...:mixed:
I greet you and do not get angry, remembering that the news of revit you mentioned (in these discussions), are not all flour of your sack... .