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- Cant flatten documents from some architects - The Building Code Forum
I am unable to flatten or provide security for some documents that come from architects or engineers that have digitally signed them in many cases I don't feel comfortable releasing stamped drawings that I cannot at least flatten Is there a work around for this?
- quite urgent (Need help with retrieving previous version of a file)
If you are looking for help with drafting software you will need to state what software and version that you are using You might have success trying a forum specific to drafting or your software Seeing how this is in the Bluebeam section, I thought it was Bluebeam Oh, yeah, it is Bluebeam Revu
- The Failure of Bluebeam - The Building Code Forum
If you are in the US and integrate any software via the API of Bluebeam Studio Prime, you are aware of the problems The API, used to integrate Bluebeam Revu has a history of failure over the past four years I have been using it Last year, I figured out the email of the CEO of Bluebeam in the
- Download Bluebeam and Free 30 Day Trial | The Building Code Forum
Disclaimer: I am making NO money, have no deals cut nor am I being compensated in any way by Bluebeam or any of their resellers This is solely due to my happiness and enthusiasm with the product Now that the statement above is out of the way, here is the link to download a fully loaded
- Big Sur Bluebeam Revu for Mac | Page 4 | MacRumors Forums
I put in another product suggestion to Bluebeam to bring back Revu for Mac due to Apple's increasing market share
- BlueBeam Plan Review Take 2 - The Building Code Forum
Bluebeam revu has the ability through their "studio" link for you and anybody you invite to look at the drawing at the same time and the RDP can then make real time changes to his original drawing if needed
- EnerGov and Bluebeam Software, Help Please! - The Building Code Forum
Is anybody out there using EnerGov for their permitting software with the interface with Bluebeam for plan review??? I sure could use some advice from a jurisdiction with some experience
- Plan Review Using Bluebeam with Studio Sessions
Advanced Code Group is now offering electronic plan review services for electrical Please email plans@ACGcodes com for more information If you are not familiar with Bluebeam and its Studio session ability, you really are missing a lot I will personally be the plans examiner for
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