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@Ross I have found that if you combine files, it can remove all layers in the new file. The following steps may help save some time.

1. Create a blank single page document to use anytime you need to do this.
2. Open the document with layers you want gone and the blank document.
3. Go to File>Combine

4. Make sure that merge layers is not checked.

5. Select add open files and ok.

6. Delete the blank page from the new combined file and save it.

The new file will have no layers, and you can use the same blank document over and over for this purpose.

@Phil Berania Thank you for your feedback. We have received input on this matter and are exploring ways to make it more intuitive. Currently, you can toggle these columns on and off via the dropdown menu in the markup list.

Hello,

If I understand your question correctly, you want to make a rotation at 15 degrees? This is possible if you hold down the shift key. Then any desired degrees can be determined. Without a shift key it is at 0, 45, 90 and so on.

Is this what you mean?

Just wanted to add a little information as well, though I understand it likely won't suffice for your workflow Fred.
As long as you can get the scans onto your computer, they can be worked on in Bluebeam.
So you can either
A. Use another software to Duplex scan to PDF, and then open those files in Bluebeam or
B. Duplex scan them in using the printer - then convert the scans to PDF using the Bluebeam Stapler.

You can find more info on using the Bluebeam Stapler here

Thank you for giving feedback and helping us make Bluebeam the best it can be!

Holding down SHIFT will allow you to rotate a markup by a single degree. It might also be helpful exploring the Properties Panel. Under Layout, you can manually change or input Rotation.