Dante van Wettum has again updated and released his excellent free utility to cleanup all the bits and pieces Revit leaves behind. You can download Revit Journal Cleaner 2 here:
http://gdurl.com/Wavm
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To use, basically:
- Download from link below
- Install
- Pick the retention time
- Click Clean all file types (you will be shown how much space was saved)
- or/ click Toggle Calc mode to clean individual file types
- You can also click Open Journal Folders to see all versions of Journal folders on your PC
(As you can see there is also an unrelated angle calc tool. I usually use this family.)
From Dante van Wettum, via email:
Also this year again i have updated the Revit journal cleaner again to support 2015. Also i added a few new features to the tool that might help others. Though i wrote the tool in first instance for personal use, i will share it again as the passed few years 🙂
EDIT fixed download link here:
http://gdurl.com/FPiy
Download via: http://www.aqua-page.nl/dls/dls/download.php?fname=./other/RevitJournalCleaner_2015.zip
Here the changelog:
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Revit Journal Cleaner
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Copyright (C) 2014 D. van Wettum.
2.0.4
– Added support for revit 2015
– Added commandline parameter “/CleanAll:<number_Of_Days>” Example:”C:…RevitJournalCleaner.exe /CleanAll:1″
– Added a small angle calculation tool that has completely nothing to do with cleaning journal files, though i found it to be a nice add-on for my own use 🙂
Kind Regards
Dante van Wettum
(The Netherlands)
via Email:
It seems that the Revit Journal Cleaner 2013 stopped working as soon as Revit 2014 was installed a the computer.
I update the Revit Journal Cleaner to now support 2014 (and lower).
Download link: http://www.aqua-page.nl/1869clansite/download.php?fileID=37
It does not remove/update the 2013 version, so the user will need to remove this one manually.
Kind regards,
Dante van Wettum
I previously posted about this tool back in January 2013:
Free Revit Journal file Cleaner tool from Dante van Wettum
Hey Luke.
Here a small tool i made to clean op the journal files that revit leaves behind on the computer.
It seems it doesn not clean these files out of itselve, and can take up a lot of space on the computer pretty fast.
If anyone sees room for improvements they can use the contact button to mail them top me, so i can put it in a next version.
As gmail/hotmail wont let me sent a zip with an exe in it (install file) i uploaded it to my site, and can be downloaded here:
Attached in this mail is a screenshot
Kind regards
Dante van Wettum
The Nederlands
