The main window of Worksharing Monitor is organized into 3 panes:
- Central File Access pane shows information about project files in which you are currently working, and identifies other users who are also working on those projects. See Monitoring Access to Project Files.
- Editing Requests pane shows information about requests that you have issued, asking others for permission to work on part of a project. It also shows requests that others have sent to you, asking for your permission to work on a part of a project that you currently control. See Editing Requests.
- Notifications pane displays warnings and notices, providing information about issues that may interfere with your work on a Revit project. See Notifications.
Desktop Alerts
You can configure Worksharing Monitor to display desktop alerts when certain issues arise related to Revit workshared projects. A desktop alert is a message that displays near the Windows system tray. To specify the desktop alerts that you want to see, use the Options dialog. See Setting Options.
Note: When the Worksharing Monitor window is active, desktop alerts do not display, because the same information displays in the window.