[Doug McLean]

We can do a lot of that within O365, its just a bit trickier. We capture a lot with Dynamics

[Doug McLean]

I get this the odd time with Sets.
Even if I make no changes to the Set, it wants me to save it. Not overly sure why though.

I’m thinking its a SharePoint thing though.

[Doug McLean]

You’ll have to set up the tool with an Imperial measurement, and then click Set as Default.
Might have to do it with a few tools as well

[Doug McLean]

I did a couple of math examples and it does actually come out pretty close.

Good to know

[Doug McLean]

One other difference is that the Perimeter tool can be dragged to a rectangle, while the Polylength tool cannot.

[Doug McLean]

If you can’t select them in the markups list, you won’t be able to do much with them, they’ll be embedded within the PDF content.
I’m with David on this one, ask for a clean set of drawings.

[Doug McLean]

I think Bluebeam tells you you can do that with images. Good to know that you can also do it with a Word Doc.

[Doug McLean]

I knew it was in there somewhere. I just couldn’t find it.

Thanks for sharing

[Doug McLean]

we do this all the time Vince with our Ceiling and Wall panel division.

[Doug McLean]

that’s why I changed the height of one to match the angle. so one is actually 2500 x 621 (or something)

[Doug McLean]

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[Doug McLean]

well that’s odd, it came with a black background, so you can’t see the text

[Doug McLean]

I did this up as a quick test

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[Doug McLean]

There’s no substitute for bad drawings.

We had one set of drawings, on a major project no less, that had text buried on a hidden layer from ACAD.

The only way I could get automark to read it was to only cover half of the page label with the box.

Bad drawings suck.

[Doug McLean]

You might just need to apply the right filters.

Could be a lot of things though.