[Troy DeGroot]

This depends on many factors and there are probably several correct answers.

• If I just add a new Toolset, I just share the .btx file and have them double-click to load it. Then, Save Profile.
• If there are a lot of changes, I would have them delete the Profile .bpx, Toolsets .btx, and Custom Column .xml files. Then, load the entire Profile again.
• Some companies save the Profile in a locked folder on a network and map all the individual user computers. This way you can make the change globally. Some run a script to delete and deploy profiles every weekend. The rest here is anyone taking the time to build their own custom tools, might lose them (every weekend)
• Maybe this older post will help some too. Best Practices for Sharing Bluebeam Revu Tools Profiles

[Troy DeGroot]

Great post @David Cutler thanks for sharing.

I knew there was a catch to Child Layers so I tested it. If you assign your custom tools to a child layer in your toolset, it will only show the parent layer on a new document. Layers are extremely powerful, and child layers can definetly make a project easier to manage. Too bad it doesn’t stick in the toolchest. The work around I guess to to filter by color or label in the markups list.

[Troy DeGroot]

Great troubleshooting already @dsperg and I echo David Cutler’s questions.

Is the Form field you want to copy to each page a text field or a signature field?

When I’ve done this in the past I had to copy to the clipboard and CTRL+Shift+V to paste in place on each sheet. Not the answer your looking for at all.

In some cases the information in the text form is the same on every sheet, like a quote number or project number. In this case I make sure each text field is name exactly the same on every page. This way when you fill in one, it carries the data to all the matching fields.

[Troy DeGroot]

I love it!

[Troy DeGroot]

Love this collaboration. Thanks to both of you.

[Troy DeGroot]

Love this collaboration. Thanks to both of you.

[Troy DeGroot]

Awesome post @isaac-harned

JavaScript is not my expertise either, but I’m hear to learn. Thanks for being part of the community here.

[Troy DeGroot]

Awesome post @isaac-harned

JavaScript is not my expertise either, but I’m hear to learn. Thanks for being part of the community here.

[Troy DeGroot]

Great post guys, Thank you. I’ve been off fighting the spam wizards, glad you all found some answers.

[Troy DeGroot]

I’m not sure what workflow you’re referring to. Let me know and I’ll point to it!

[Troy DeGroot]

The search bar at the top works great, it will show you everything including blogs, videos, and forum content. Or ask @David Cutler 🤣

[Troy DeGroot]

Great tip @David Cutler , I love that Snapshot tool!

[Troy DeGroot]

My fingers are crossed we have stopped the bleeding. Now we just have to delete 90,000 posts and comments. We’ll be back to a clean forum again soon. Thanks for your patients and understanding.

[Troy DeGroot]

Good point, I can see it for sheet metal also.

[Troy DeGroot]

I developed a brand new course just for admin. A completely different set of tools and workflows.