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Re: and you thought Spaces were boring.....
Enjoyed the presentations today. Thank you for allowing a southern neighbor to tune in! Great presentation @Doug McLean! 😎
Re: 🗓️ November 2025 Challenge - Prompt Power!
I tend to agree with Josh below, Ai has a long way to go to match human intuition and general thought and accuracy. The fact that my comment is only the fourth one after over a week of posting this article also says something. People are skeptical and standing back and waiting to be genuinely impressed. I think there is tons of potential, but wow it has a long way to go especially in an industry where wrong answers can cost easily $1000's of dollars and worse case millions.
Re: New Mobile App Check Out Experince
Hi @Alan Corey, P.E. , I would love to help resolve this issue for you, but myself and my team are not able to replicate this problem. Can you please reach out to us at support@bluebeam.com so we can troubleshoot this further? We appreciate your help.
Best,
Shawn Dawson
Staff Product Manager
Bluebeam
Re: Do the scroll bars narrow because of a Windows feature, or is it coded by Bluebeam?
The hiding of scroll bars is easy to address in Windows: Start→Settings→Accessibility→Always show scrollbars to on. Bluebeam sets visibility of scroll bars in Preferences→General on the Navigation tab.
Otherwise, it looks like Microsoft decided that narrow scroll bars are the future and no, you may not have them wider. It's possible to use third party software (WinAero Tweaker) or edits in the Windows registry to change the width. If you're on a company machine, IT is not likely to allow those changes.
It seems that software developers do have some ability to override the Windows settings, but I don't see that Bluebeam has done that or at least made it modifiable by the user.
jdphil
Re: Markup Custom Columns
Just wish it would let me pull measurements on piping isometric drawings. that is the only sticking point at the moment and try to remove the BOM so i can have my team move quicker. Also, do you know if i can put it on my ipad as well. i heard the app sucks
Re: Markup Custom Columns
Hey Guys, thanks for the feedback. I believe the piping isometric drawings for some reason or other this time has custom columns. but I'm about to try it on a different drawing to see what happens
Re: Markup Custom Columns
I believe that is what's happening. but I'm about to try a different drawing.
Re: Markup Custom Columns
could be.
I always save an XML file of my Custom Column just in case I need to import them into a file.
Re: Markup Custom Columns
@Doug McLean if the document @Chuckie Weaver is bringing in already has custom columns doe he need to export his custom column setup from a previous document and then import them into the new document? Seems as if this has come up before?