What if you could define a place, and link to it again and again? With Revu 10 you can, using a new feature we call Links.
Click this image to see how Links will let you get to places faster and easier.
Check out the sneak peek video at www.Revu10.com, and remember to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
Revu users will see a familiar face (or interface, that is) in the latest issue of Structural Engineer. The February issue features an article written by Bluebeam Technical Specialist, James Chambers. In this piece, James discusses how Revu provides structural engineers with more than just a solution for “digital paper” but a means to more effectively communication with project team members.
You can read the article online here. And remember, to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
Happy Tuesday! It’s week two of eight in our countdown to the launch of Revu 10, and a new leak has been revealed on www.Revu10.com. Check out this page to see the dynamic changes we’re making to layers, and imagine the possibilities of what you’ll be able to do when this new feature is debuted at the end of March.
What do you think of the two Revu 10 leaks we’ve sprung so far? Let me know. And remember, to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
Calling all CAD users (especially those in or near Scottsdale, Arizona)! Our partner, Sterling Systems, is hosting a special event on Thursday, February 16th with Autodesk’s very own Lynn Allen in Old Town Scottsdale! Listen to Autodesk’s well-known evangelist as she shares some insights on up and coming design trends, and of course, some Autodesk tips and tricks. Also, sign up for a special break-out session on either Civil 3D or Revit Architecture to maximize your use of these applications.
Interested in attending? Click here to register. And remember, to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
The February edition of the Bluebeam Insider has made it official – Revu 10 will be here at the end of March!
We know “next month” can seem like a long ways away, especially when you’re waiting to find out what we have in store for you with Revu 10. So, in an effort to make you happy (while not angering the engineers by giving away all their secrets) we’ve set up a microsite for feature leaks – www.Revu10.com. Every week we’ll reveal another video, image or other tidbit about a new feature that will be available on a desktop or tablet PC near you soon!
Our first leak – a video – is about an interesting new feature we call “Spaces.” Click here to check it out, and remember to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
It seems to be the trend these days –and one that we here at Bluebeam are very excited about. More and more of our customers are standardizing on Revu, not just as their PDF editor, but as a solution to complete a variety of digital workflows. Among those customers publicly announcing they have standardized on Revu include MMM Group (they’ve replaced their seats of Adobe Acrobat with Revu), the City of Bellevue, WA (Revu is a part of the city’s new solution for paperless permitting), COWI (they’re using Revu for assembling project reports and reviewing drawings ) and Grant Thornton’s Tax Practice (this group is using Revu to digitally annotate PDF work papers and digitally sign PDFs).
Are you also looking at going enterprise-wide, or perhaps project or department-wide with Revu? Well, you’re in luck. We’ve got some great resources for you!
In addition to clicking the links above to see how your fellow Revu users are Bluebeaming, we have a published “Guide to Implementing Bluebeam within Your Enterprise” – in PDF, of course. Check it out for tips on net deployment, configuring the Bluebeam Administrator, managing configurations and selecting and deploying Revu preferences and settings.
We also offer Enterprise Licensing, which automatically tracks license usage and releases inactive seats, making them available to install on other computers.
Do you need more help standardizing on Revu? Let us know – we’re always here. And remember, to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
This year we’re doing something very cool to celebrate the launch of Revu 10…we’re bringing Revu to you! You and your project partners could be among the first to see Revu 10’s new features in the comfort of your very own office. It’s just our way of saying “thanks” for all your support as we release this milestone product which is packed with some very cool features.
Are you ready to bring Revu to you? Find out how you can apply for this fun preview event here.
You asked for it, so we made it! We’ve just created a new, free tool set of electrical symbols.
This tool set can be yours!
This tool set is packed full of markups that you can easily place on your drawings, change the color and resize. You can get it (and many other tool sets) for free here.
For those of you that are not familiar with Revu’s toolsets, you’ll definitely want to know all about these time-saving treasures. Tool sets are groups of specialized markup symbols that are saved in Revu’s exclusive Tool Chest and are fully customizable for each user. Learn more about tool sets here.
Are there other symbols that you need, that you just don’t see pre-loaded in Revu or on our website? Let me know! And remember, to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
The ball has dropped, confetti has landed and 2012 is here! Bluebeam continued our annual tradition of celebrating the New Year together by watching the Rose Parade. Lucky us – our Pasadena, CA headquarters are conveniently located on the parade route, and we have a balcony! Here are some photos of our favorite floats and bands:
The China Airlines float celebrated the beginning of the year of the Dragon (well, almost – Chinese New Year begins later this month.)
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles’ float celebrated its new dinosaur exhibit!
This “If Pigs Could Fly” float reminded me of Angry Birds!
We love the Nordics, so we definitely loved that the Royal Swedish Navy Cadet Band made an appearance in this year’s parade.
Aloha from the City of Downey!
Happy New Year, and remember to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
The image says it all. Thanks for a great 2011! We’re looking forward to making 2012 another amazing year.
To observe the holidays, our offices will be closed on Monday, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd. Cheers, and remember to keep on PDFin’!
-Karen
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