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How To Use Ideate SpellCheck for Revit
Ideate SpellCheck for Revit How To Topics:
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Define a List of Sheets within a Revit Project with Ideate SpellCheck
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Add Standard Abbreviations to the Revit Dictionary with Ideate SpellCheck
Define a List of Sheets
Ideate SpellCheck can check all of the Sheets within the Revit project or a pre-defined list of Sheets. To create a list, use Revit first to create a Sheet list. The Sheet list could be defined in a way that excludes certain sheets such as cover sheets or sheets with abbreviations.
Spellcheck All View and Sheet Names
Ideate SpellCheck can check errors that are found within a Schedule or any that exist within a text element, but would not catch a spelling error with a view title, title block or tag unless that same data also exists within a schedule that can be checked.
To ensure that all view and sheet names are properly spelled, create a view list and add the sheet name and view name properties, as shown. Do not forget to also include the “Title on Sheet” property if that is being used within the project.
NOTE: Legend Names are not included in a View List and will be ignored.
Add Standard Abbreviations to the Dictionary
To get the most out of Ideate SpellCheck, you may want to add your standard abbreviations to the Revit custom dictionary. This will cause the known abbreviations to be ignored by Ideate Spellcheck.
Begin by opening up a file where you can copy (Ctrl+C) the known abbreviations to the Windows Clipboard. Next, follow the Autodesk instructions for editing the custom dictionary.