If a linked Revit model is accidentally moved, how can the reposition options be accessed?

To access the reposition options for a linked Revit model that has been accidentally moved, selecting the link and right-clicking is the correct approach. When you right-click on a linked model, it provides a context menu that includes various options relevant to the linked model. Among these options, you can find the ability to reposition the link, allowing for precise adjustments back to the desired location.

This method is efficient because it directly engages with the selected link, providing context-sensitive options that specifically pertain to that element. It is a common practice in Revit to utilize the right-click functionality for various tasks efficiently.

While other choices may provide some interaction with linked models, they do not specifically address the direct way to reposition a link. For example, using the Insert tab or the Manage Links dialog may lead to navigating through other settings, but they do not offer a quick and contextual method for repositioning a model. Therefore, the right-click option is the most straightforward and effective way to handle a mispositioned link in Revit.