Customized Markups & Formatting Styles with Bluebeam Revu

We can customize our markups and adjust their formatting to meet our standards. Text can be moved above and around their dimension lines. Our properties palette can help us make markup “templates”. This video showcases how we can further modify our markups. For more information, please contact us at info@ddscad.com.

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Studio Projects & Sessions in Bluebeam Revu

Studio Projects allows multiple users to have access to the same documents within a project. Each user can securely check files out and work on them without worrying about other users modifying their files or markups. Studio Sessions allows multiple users to work on files at the same time. Markups and other changes are instantly…

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The Markups List & Summary Reports in Bluebeam Revu

Our markups can be sorted and filtered in the markups list. We can create summary reports for specific categories of markups. There’s no need for us to manually locate markups: Hyperlinked markups allow us to click on individual markups in our summary reports and find their original location in seconds. We can manage hundreds of…

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Markups & Measurements with Bluebeam Revu

Revu 2018 has more options for managing and categorizing our markups. We can modify them and create custom tools. We can share those tools with our colleagues, allowing every computer in our office to have access to the same tools and standards. Measurements can be modified and customized similarly to markups, and can be transformed…

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Signatures, Stamps, & Certifications via Bluebeam Revu

Digital signatures remove the need to sign and seal every page manually. With Bluebeam Revu eXtreme, we can use batch tools to place signatures and stamps on each page of our PDF set. We can customize our signatures and stamps to display our company’s logo and identification. Certifying our documents is just as simple as…

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The Interface & Navigation of Bluebeam Revu

Bluebeam Revu 2018 has changed significantly from its 2017 predecessor. Many of its panels and functions have been streamlined into an interface that prioritizes drawing space “real estate”. With more drawing space and smaller icons, we can view and edit PDFs with ease. Cascading menus house tons of functions, and side panels can be resized…

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