Moving Forward: Revit Structure 2012

Revit is fairly easy and painless transition to update each year.  Here's a list of what options I changed in Revit 2012 to create the same workflow across updates

Big R Pulldown - Options Button - User Interface Tab - Keyboard Shorcuts - Import your previous year's file .xml
File Locations - Load your Default Template file .RTE
File Locations - User files - Your Revit Families Folder
File Locations - Family Template - You can use the default folder.  This is the new templates.  I have not changed any of the family template files personally.
File Locations - Places Button - Imperial Library File - Where your MODEL elements are located.  Under the structure folder
File Locations - Places Button (you change both of these files before leaving the same pop up menu) - Detail Library files are located (Think 2D)

That was about it for me.  Crude, but the info is there.

AutoCADWS for Android

AutoCADWS

Can I get a Hell Yes! AutoCAD on my phone!

User's Guide: Creating a Custom Elevation Tag

User's Guide: Creating a Custom Elevation Tag

Easy way to do it, but very random. Section cuts are in the same section as well.

Revit Truss Family Tips

Structural Revit Ninja: Structural Trusses with the Revit Truss Tool - Simple Truss

Project Browser Organization & Notes on Multiple Pages

Wanna organize your levels other than by name? Here it is.
VIEW tab ---- USER INTERFACE pulldown ----- BROWSER ORGANIZATION ----- NEW (name it whatever) ----- Group By - Type ----- Sort By - Associated Level - Decending (and whatever else you want to do with it in the pop up) ----- Ok, then make sure it is checked and then BOOM! levels are organized by height.

Want to put text notes on multiple sheets? Here it is.
VIEW tab ----- LEGENDS ------ make your note, then  pull it into a sheet from the browser.  Short and Suuuweeeeeeeeettt.