Member Isaac Harned
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Hmm so the pinned files are stored here: C:\Users\(you)\AppData\Roaming\Bluebeam Software\Revu\21\RdbPinnedFiles.dat
I wonder if you could just copy this file over and replace the one in the folder? I have not played with it but maybe someone else has.
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As a side note, there is also the Recent files data there too, as well as one thats labeled “RdbFileAccess”. Maybe that last one has your categories?
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Yeah they had a big update last friday and apparently it broke something.
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Sorry I missed it!
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I also wish they could keep their layers intact, we go through and visually separate air systems on mechanicals. Would be super handy to turn supply a different color than the exhaust without marking up the whole duct! But I think this is more of a wish list than a practice anyone thinks about.
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Hmm, this only seems to happen for me if I am sorted by Date. If I sort by Subject or Page Label, it doesn’t seem to move in order. Nevertheless, this is a cool idea if a secondary sorting is needed, will have to play with it more, thank you!
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Not in studio that I know of, not actively like that. Projects has the check in, check out but that’s the best it gets in terms of editing others’ markups. Another solution is to use statuses to indicate which markups should be revised, but there are better experts than me on that.
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Hmmm, doesn’t look grouped, tested on my end (with a laptop, and correct, should not matter). Does your IT department deploy Revu for you? Only thing I can think of is an old version install. But maybe other ideas out there.
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Hold Ctrl while you click and drag (gives you one arm instead of two), you can adjust the arms later. Alternatively you can hold Ctrl while clicking on an existing point to convert to a double curve. Shift and click an arm to delete. There is also the right click and convert on control point as Troy mentions as well, but I like the Ctrl+Click+Drag method to save me from deleting the extra arm later.
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I have recently started playing with this feature. I have not tested on 40 files, but the test I ran on about 20 of them seemed to work alright. More on this to come.
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Did you guys ever get this working smoothly? I figured out a way and wrote a couple of modules to so the heavy lifting, but its still a little manual when I have over 1300 fields. The character limit for a cell in excel is getting in my way a bit lol.
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Indeed, I also have a macro that converts FDF files into workable excel. Mine only works on one sheet at a time though, I think his is more comprehensive.
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LOL got to it before me