[Michael]

This will be a trying time for all, sending thoughts and prayers to you. On a side note, you may want to test for BRCA1 or 2 just to find out. Speaking from experience.

[Michael]

I think BB installs that “stuff” under the individual’s windows user profile during the installation process. You can access it by using the following in the file explorer window or via batch or whatever. (don’t edit just copy and paste)

C:\Users\%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Bluebeam Software\Revu\21\

Good or bad I create my own C:\00-Bluebeam 2021 Local Files (for all custom stuff like toolsets, email templates, stamps, etc.) and use a batch sync to keep users up to date from the network and create a deployment guide with the links to the batch files and links to the profiles to load. Then have them go into BB and add their User: name in preferences. (Haven’t been able to get that to automate yet.) I also have to have them update the Managed Network Configuration (No Copy) to the local custom folder.

I 100% agree that BB should have kept and expanded on the deployment config tool! The silly kids.

I am not sure of that helps but it is always insightful to see/hear how others are doing things and to hear what I “should or shouldn’t” be doing. I welcome others insight for feedback.

[Michael]

// Assuming you have the URL that you want to hyperlink to

const linkURL = “https://example.com”;

// Modify the cMyMsg variable to include the hyperlink HTML

var cMyMsg = “

This is the email body content.

“;

cMyMsg += “

Click here to visit the link.

“;

// Rest of your code

var eabJobNumber = this.getField(“EAB Job Number”).value;

var currentDocument = this.path;

app.mailMsg({

bUI: true,

cTo: “address”,

cSubject: eabJobNumber + ” Job Transmittal”,

cMsg: cMyMsg

});

[Michael]

BRCA1 & BRCA2 are genetic mutation tests. I hope everything works out well! Best wishes!