REVIT and Windows VISTA

David Light authors the Revit blog has an interesting article on running Revit on the Windows Vista operating system.

I am using a MacBock Pro and using VMware Fusion to run Windows Vista. When time permits I will run a pre and post Revit benchmark to see if I see a performance increase using David's findings.

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  1. Pete KazanjyMarch 17, 2008 at 12:55 PM

    Hey there Patrick. Let us know how it turns out. We'd love to blog it on our team blog if Revit works under VMware Fusion and Vista. Just email me at pkazanjy AT vmware dot com and we can talk.

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