Jim demonstrates how to navigate the new user interface in Bluebeam Studio that was released in 2018. He shows that it now contains a more graphical file and folder structure, as well as how Studio now opens Studio projects in a tabbed view.
- [Jim] Hello and welcome…to Bluebeam Tips and Tricks.…I'm Jim Rogers, and this week I wanna talk…to you about Bluebeam Studio.…Bluebeam Studio is the collaboration tool…that exists within the Bluebeam Review software.…And if you're not familiar with it,…you can check out my Learning Bluebeam course…to find out a little bit more.…If you have been using Bluebeam Studio,…you will probably notice that beginning with Review 2018…and the release of that software,…Bluebeam Studio got a little bit of a refresh…in its user interface just like Bluebeam Review did.…
Let's take a look.…So the first thing you have to do is find Bluebeam Studio,…and in this case in the profile view that we're on,…it exists down here towards the bottom…of the screen on the left side.…This little icon.…If I hover over it it says studio.…I'm gonna click on it to open up the Bluebeam Studio panel,…and the panel now looks very similar to the way…it's always looked in Bluebeam Review.…And this indicates that I'm currently disconnected.…So I'm gonna go ahead and connect to Bluebeam Studio,…
Author
Jim Rogers
Updated
8/15/2019Released
8/30/2018Skill Level Beginner
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New This Week
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Introduction
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Becoming a Bluebeam pro1m 9s
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1. Being Productive in Bluebeam 2018
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Find the toolbars you need5m 22s
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Customize those toolbars5m 39s
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Set up panel access6m 39s
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Use the Visual Search tool9m 54s
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Turn on the Navigation Bar3m 28s
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Using the Hyperlink tool6m 53s
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Use the Snapshot tool5m 15s
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Attachment tool4m 23s
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Get organized with layers6m 11s
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Find more tool sets4m 16s
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Assign your tools to layers3m 47s
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Secure your markups7m 44s
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Compare Documents5m 6s
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Email with one click2m 32s
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