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Ken,

Thank you so much for your response. This is great news and works super! I posed this question as to whether or not there was a way to do this at a Bluebeam webinar yesterday and was told that it was not available and to post it here as a wishlist item. Glad to know it already exists as it seems like a fairly basic need. Thank you!

@Greg Fisher

You can edit a text box, callout or a typewriter applied text on the PDF by simply double clicking the text. Edit right there in place w/o having to go to the properties panel or the markups list.

@zoey.collins

In addition to what Luke mentioned with the new hide option, you could just turn off the markups entirely (if it's needed) from the markups list panel. Click the small eye icon in the upper left and this will hide ALL the markups. Just don't forget to turn it back on. :)

Max I've seen made is the 120 width by using the method Shanoc mentioned. Otherwise for that size of area being covered it might make sense to use a polygon with a fill color.

It's a slick feature, and adding a shortcut makes it better. Thanks for sharing!

I see, this should remedy that. In your preferences under interface, you can change your markup export preferences to exclude filtered markups.

You can then use the markup list to filter out the markups you don't want to export in the same way as the exporting the summary.

When you export the markups, it will only have the markups that were not filtered out. You can then import the new markup file to a new PDF document.

It is possible to Undock the Markup List. Just grab the Markup List icon on the left and drag it onto the 2nd monitor. You could also right click the icon and go to Attach → Detach.