BlueBeam-Revu “ShortCuts

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    • Here are some handy Bluebeam Revu shortcuts and tips for managing files, including saving, editing, deleting, and renaming:

      1. Save Files
      Save As: Ctrl + Shift + S
      Save the file with a new name or in a different location.

      2. Edit Files
      Undo: Ctrl + Z
      Undo the last action.
      Redo: Ctrl + Y
      Redo the last undone action.
      Select All: Ctrl + A
      Select everything on the document for edits.
      Edit Markup Properties:
      Select the markup, then press Alt + P to open the Properties tab.

      3. Delete Files
      Delete Markups:
      Select the markup, then press Delete.
      Delete File from Tab Bar:
      Right-click on the file tab, select Close, or press Ctrl + W.
      This doesn’t delete the file, just closes it from view.
      Delete a Page from the Document:
      Go to Thumbnails Panel (Alt + T), right-click the page you want to delete, and select Delete Pages.

      4. Rename Files
      Rename a File:
      You can rename files in your Windows file explorer outside of Bluebeam or within the File Access panel:
      In File Access (Ctrl + F), right-click on the file, choose Rename, and enter the new name.

      5. Other Useful Shortcuts
      Create a New PDF File: Ctrl + N
      Open a File: Ctrl + O
      Print: Ctrl + P
      Rotate Page (Clockwise): Ctrl + Shift + +
      Rotate Page (Counterclockwise): Ctrl + Shift + –
      Zoom In: Ctrl + =
      Zoom Out: Ctrl + –
      Full-Screen Mode: F11

      6. Organize Files
      Split View: Ctrl + 2 (two files side by side) or Ctrl + H (horizontal split)
      Combine PDFs:
      Go to File > Combine or drag and drop files into the main window to combine them.

      7. Navigating Pages
      Next Page: Page Down
      Previous Page: Page Up
      First Page: Home
      Last Page: End

      These shortcuts should make it easier to manage and navigate files in Bluebeam efficiently! Let me know if you need more specific functions.

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