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Right now the path to save a PDF edited with Bluebeam on an iPad are:

1. Select the Send To icon 
2. Select Open In from the options 
3. Then Save to Files 
4. From here you can choose to save files to On my iPad or iCloud 

This is a pretty lengthy process just to save an edited PDF.

Four steps is too many just to save an edited PDF.
Please simplify the process of saving an edited PDF to an iPad.

Thank you

Correct, those search results are not replaceable.

And again, the find and replace will only work once Flattened, and then you will not be able to unflatten.

Thank you for the reply. I have tried to run find and replace after unflattening but still no success. By the way there is only one check box and it is for "Select All". Each instance doesn't have its own selection box. Does this mean the find and replace function will not work?

I believe this request would fall more under Scripts than Snapshot setting, and would be extremely useful for individuals who cannot use the default overlay features. I.E., I do not like creating separate files for my overlays, so the process would look something like:

1. Run Snapshot Script
   1. This would be set to take a clean (no markup full page snapshot)
2. Run Paste in place (overlay) Script
   1. Would paste snapshot from clipboard
   2. Color Process
   3. Modify blending properties
   4. Modify opacity
   5. Set Layer (Dialogue box?)
   6. Flatten
   7. Save file in current location
3. Super Bonus
   1. Being able to run both of these as a singular script from a set of source files to a set of target files as batch…

The current limitation for this is the number and narrow scope of functions available on Script creation (not full javascript api, Scripting under Document/Script and Batch/Script)

I could see this being "set as default" when pasting snapshots or maybe a "style" that can be applied with these preset properties (better if you have multiple versions)

I also love this idea. I use the same properties on my snapshots every time, and I agree it's a little tedious when you're doing a bunch of them.

I would use this feature if developed. Anyone else?