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Bluebeam Revu Tip: Text Box and Callout Markups April 8, 2014

Posted by carolhagen in Bluebeam Revu, Construction Industry - Software.
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How to Automatically size your Bluebeam callouts and text box markupsCallouts and text boxes are common markups on construction plans and documents. In Bluebeam Revu 11 you could check the autosize box in the properties tab of your text box or callout tools. This was an often overlooked feature so they improved it in Revu 12 by allowing you to set autosizing as a preference. You can set this as your individual preference so you’ll have perfectly sized boxes and callouts optimized based upon the amount of text you type.

To get to the preferences options click on Settings and selecting Preferences from the dropdown choices or use the shortcut CTL+K. Once there choose Markup and check the box next to “Autosize Text Box and Callout Markups”, then click OK. Bluebeam Revu Preferences to AUtosize Callouts and Text Box Markups

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1. Gus Chino Tino - December 30, 2014

how do I turn the “appearance” category back “ON” for callout properties???

carolhagen - January 2, 2015

Gus, Callout properties include headings of General, Appearance, Custom, Layout and Options. Each can be minimized or opened. There is a triangle just left of each heading. Click on it to open or close. Opened has the triangle pointing down, Closed has the triangle pointing east.

2. Matt - May 16, 2018

Can this setting be applied to Revu Ipad?

carolhagen - May 25, 2018

Autosize markups are available on the iPad Revu app

3. Todd Benson - June 24, 2020

How do I add bullet points to a list in a text box.

carolhagen - June 24, 2020

Food beam doesn’t have a bullet point feature, however if you’ve used bullet points in word you can copy paste into the text box. Of course you can also make a suggestion to Bluebeam.


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