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# 25-03-28

## Coming Soon - Snap View Release on March 31! 🎉

We’re excited to announce that our new BIMIL Add-in, **Snap View**, will be officially **released on March 31**!\
Alongside this release, small improvements have also been made to other BIMIL tools.

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### 🆕 Snap View – Coming March 31

**Snap View** lets you instantly capture Revit views as images — making documentation, presentations, BIM reviews, and backups faster and easier.

<figure><img src="/files/wnAVvpwIHmBhpMgJL5Ji" alt=""><figcaption><p>Snap View - Preview view image</p></figcaption></figure>

#### Here’s what you can do with Snap View:

✅ **Preview** your view image instantly before copying or saving\
✅ **Copy** the image directly to your clipboard\
✅ **Auto-save** it to a chosen folder\
✅ **Choose** image format (JPG, PNG…) and resolution (DPI)

**Simple, flexible, and ready to fit your workflow.**

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### 🛠 BIMIL Manager – Updated & Improved

We've also updated the **BIMIL Manager** (installer) with helpful enhancements:

* Improved internet connection check for more reliable installation
* Added Revit installation check to ensure proper setup
* Fixed sign-up errors for smoother registration

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### 🔧 Auto Tag Add-in – Minor Fixes

We’ve made a few small improvements to the **Auto Tag Add-in** for a smoother experience. This update includes minor bug fixes and better tag handling in certain situations.

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#### <mark style="color:orange;">**See you on March 31st with Snap View!**</mark>


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