Easier path, less steps to save a PDF to an iPad
John Cassel
Posts: 5
When working on a PDF with Bluebeam on an iPad there are too many steps to save that PDF to the iPad for storage and use by other applications.
The lengthy steps needed to save a PDF to an iPad make it difficult and cumbersome to use Bluebeam for editing and marking up PDF on an iPad.
Thank you for working on fixing this.
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Right now the path to save a PDF edited with Bluebeam on an iPad are:
- Select the
Send To
icon - Select
Open In
from the options - Then
Save to Files
- From here you can choose to save files to
On my iPad
oriCloud
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
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