Bluebeam University Access Code
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Bluebeam University Access Code
Posted by Vince on January 15, 2023 at 2:16 amI’m trying to log into Bluebeam University, but it is asking me for an Access Code and I have no idea what this is.
Is this something Bluebeam send you or is it a code that you would set when initially registering?
I’ve tried what I would normally use and I’ve checked my emails from Bluebeam – nothing works.
Any pointers would be much appreciated!
Vince replied 1 year, 9 months ago 5 Members · 18 Replies -
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Points: 4,855Rank: UC2 Brainery Orange Belt IIII
It was something they sent you if you signed up for it at the kiosk in the Interactive Zone at XCON2022. Otherwise, if you have Bluebeam 20 or below, you have to pay for access.
Bluebeam University is included with Bluebeam 21, though (I’m pretty sure).
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
That’s what I thought @lizlarsen – that it was automatically included in Revu 21 – which I believe @Vince is using…🤔
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
It is rather baffling @David Cutler
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
Thanks @lizlarsen
I’ve got Revu 21 and University has been working fine for the last month or so. I think the first time I used it it was a case of simply clicking on the link under the Help menu.
But for some reason I am now being asked for an Access Code.
Thanks for sending the code from XCON but I think I’ll get on to Bluebeam directly to get this sorted out.
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
While you have them on the line @Vince perhaps you can get an update on the status of the fix for the “disappearing layers” issue… 😎
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
I did chase a while ago @David Cutler but was just told that it would be fixed in the next update – not very helpful!
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
It’s getting a bit boring now @David Cutler – having to correct the disappearing layers costs time that I don’t have and it’s been going on too long with no end in sight.
Plus, it’s hardly a glowing recommendation for Revu when every time I tell someone how good it is, I have to also add the proviso that certain bits don’t work properly!
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
What is even more frustrating is that the feature worked just fine in a previous update…
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
All working now – turns out that they gave me a temporary code initially which expired at the end of 2022.
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
Glad to hear that @Vince !
Now you will need to start a couple of new posts sharing what you are learning… 🙂
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
Not learning anything about Revu today unfortunately @David Cutler – instead I’m wasting my time with Microsoft trying to fix the problems that their latest Excel updates have caused. 😫
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
Saw your post on LinkedIn @Vince
We have become so dependent upon these software packages that it is crippling when these types of things happen. No fun for sure!
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Points: 7,993Rank: UC2 Brainery Purple Belt II
You would think the enterprise track of updates would be properly tested and vetted. Oh well, back to disabling!
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Points: 26,333Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
I don’t disagree @isaac-harned – at the same time with some of the workflows that folks like @Vince , @lizlarsen , @Doug McLean and yourself (among others) come up with you run the risk of the developers (Bluebeam/Microsoft/Revit/Etc.) saying “Huh, never thought someone would try that.” 😎
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Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
@David Cutler the worrying thing is that they are not new workflows! Instead, they are things that have worked for a while (and in the case of my spreadsheet – years) and are really only using the basic core functions so I really don’t understand how an update can make them go that badly wrong.
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Points: 14,789Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt IIII
Yeah, sometimes you do something and you get an unexpected result.
One simple line of code can change something that’s worked for years. You don’t even realize what you’ve done. -
Points: 13,432Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt III
The thing here is that we haven’t changed anything – it is purely the Microsoft update that is causing all of the issues.
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