There are two methods we have seen for sharing keynote projects between firms, both have advantages and disadvantages depending on how you want to set up your projects and contracts: Separate Companies – This is the preferred method for the majority of situations. In this case, each firm sets up their own company account and… Read more »

There was an issue in Windows 10 for earlier builds of Keynote Manager that could cause files to take a VERY long time to render the user interface. This has now been fixed; simply update to the latest build and load times should be back to normal.

You probably have installed the Revit Integrated version when you want the standalone version. See this topic for more information.

The most likely cause is that you have installed the wrong Keynote Manager application. Keynote Manager is available as a standalone application and a Revit integrated application; the standalone runs as a standard Windows program and has no direct connection with Revit where the Revit integrated application runs inside of Revit. Because of this the… Read more »

This popup is not an error but a warning related to a Revit API limitation. Revit sees the keynote file as a single element for worksharing purposes, and reloading the file checks out the element.  This means that when one user reloads the keynote file (either manually or through KM automatic reload) they get worksharing… Read more »