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• 1- On-site usage of Bluebeam Cloud is highly convenient and effective. However, it would be greatly beneficial to incorporate a "Notes" feature similar to that available in Bluebeam Revu into the markup tools. This enhancement would enable users to add comments more efficiently, without compromising the document’s readability—especially when multiple comments are present.

• 2- Additionally, within Bluebeam Cloud, it would be extremely useful if photos taken could appear as attachments directly linked to the relevant location on the drawing when opened in Bluebeam Revu. This functionality would further enhance document clarity and improve communication across project teams.

It would be really cool if you could automatically segment the Dimension tool into equal parts. I remember in SketchUp that you can split a line into multiple points and it's very helpful when designing.

In Bluebeam, I have a light fixture layout on a plan that needs to be adjusted. I'd like to have 3 lights equally centered across a dimension… but to scale, draw a line and do the math to make this look good it takes a lot of time.

Currently the "Ctrl-E" shortcut opens an email window with the active .pdf attached and the subject line matches the filename of the .pdf. This is my most used BlueBeam shortcut. Problem is Microsoft is pushing "New Outlook" on users and I'm begrudgingly becoming used to it (it's actually great for a lot of things BTW).

So, even though I'm using the "New Outlook", the "Ctrl-E" shortcut in BlueBeam is opening the email window in the "Old Outlook".

When can we expect this shortcut to be updated to use the appropriate Outlook?

@Peter Noyes

I can see that being a potential issue for some people. Instead of making autosave standard, maybe offer to have the option within the settings and have it specified that UNDOs may be deleted as the autosave cycles through.

In my opinion I would rather the autosave over the undo functionality, typically if I undo something it is almost immediately after what I just did, I don't think I have had to undo more than 2-3 times in a row.

But this is my experience, and everyone else's may vary

When comparing drawing sets that contain a large number of similar drawings, it would be beneficial to utilize the compare and overlay features simultaneously. The bubble would alert the user to the location of the difference, while the overlay allows them to quickly audit the difference(s) without navigating to another set of drawings to find the change or running things in split screen with screen sync on.