Revit MEP Web Update 3

Web Update #3 Service Pack – November 2008


Important Note:
Web Update #3 is not a full install; rather it is using Service Pack technology similar to AutoCAD® based products. Prior to installing the Web Update #3 Service pack, please verify that you have already installed the First Customer Ship build or Web Update #1 build of Revit MEP 2009. The Web Update #1 full install is available below.

Before You Download
Please read before downloading and installing:
Service Pack Readme (pdf).

Get Started
Read all instructions above, then click one of the following links to download.

Revit MEP 2009 Web Update #3 Service Pack (32-bit)(exe – 431 MB)

Revit MEP 2009 Web Update #3 Service Pack (64-bit)(exe - 54 MB)

Notes:

  • The service pack contains changes from all previous service packs.
  • The service pack can be applied to both the standalone and suite versions of Revit MEP 2009.

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