[Liz Larsen]

Here’s mine. The 2nd session on Day 1 was a tough call for me. I’m currently trying to implement better Bluebeam procedures *and* better Studio Sessions procedures in my current workplace. I think I’ll be able to watch the other one at a later date since they’re all going to be recorded anyway. Fingers crossed.

Bluebeam Opening Keynote

Utilizing Custom Columns and Conditions to Streamline Take-offs

Design Collaboration with Bluebeam Studio (This was a tough call. I really want to attend Integrating Bluebeam Revu Into Your Design Process, too)

Tech Talk: All in a Day’s Data – The Collaborative & Secure Journey of Your Project Documents

Prepping Your Documents for Usage in the Field

Special Event hosted by The B1M

Bluebeam Product Keynote

Applying Technology Education to Real-World Adoption

Tips for Being a Good Studio Session Host

Bluebeam and JavaScript: Linking Data and Automating Processes (This one is my presentation!!)

The Bluebeam Extreme Awards

[Liz Larsen]

I love this feature. I go through and clean it out every couple of months. There’s a lot of one-time search terms I use that clog up my auto-complete. It’s like a Spring cleaning, just start fresh every once in a while.

[Liz Larsen]

I second the Format Painter tool! I only just found out about it fairly recently and I can’t believe I lived so long without it.

Select the markup you want to copy the properties from and hit CTRL+SHIFT+C.  Then when you approach another markup, you’ll see the cursor change to look like a little paintbrush. You can either click individual markups (the tool will stay active, so you don’t have to CTRL+SHIFT+C the original markup every single time) or you can click and drag around a group of markups.

[Liz Larsen]

I was also underwhelmed. I feel like they’re promoting a product that has a fantastic premise but is only 2/3 developed.

I am really excited for the future of Bluebeam Cloud, though, so I’m trying to focus on that.