🗓️ December 2024 Challenge - Year-End Workflow & Tool Tips!

Marco M
Marco M Posts: 160
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Hi everyone! 

Welcome to the final Monthly Challenge of 2024! As we wrap up the year, we’re reflecting on the workflows, tools, and habits that have contributed to our success. 

But before we dive in, let’s take a quick look back on the past monthly challenges!

🧠 Our 2024 Challenges

This year we’ve had some incredible Monthly Challenges, and it’s been great to see the Bluebeam Community come together to collaborate, share experiences, and showcase their expertise. From Custom & Favorite Tool Sets in August to exploring your Seal of Approval workflows in September, sharing Shortcuts in October, and showcasing Dark Mode in November. Thank you for making each challenge a success - we loved seeing your ideas and learning from your experiences!

Let’s continue to collaborate, share insights, and keep the momentum going as we tackle the final challenge of 2024. What strategies and tools have helped you stay organized, efficient, and successful this year?

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🎖️ Recognition 

Participants will earn a special Year-End Challenge badge and points to level up in the community! 

💬 Share & Discuss 

Share your top workflow tips and the tools that made the biggest difference for you this year, and exchange insights on making year-end tasks smoother and more efficient. Don’t forget to comment on and 👍️ your favorite posts here! 

📚️ Resources 

For inspiration on streamlining your year-end tasks, check out these helpful resources:

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  • michael miller
    michael miller Posts: 13

    Hard to say if this is truly my 'favorite', but I use it repeatedly: taking a snapshot of a graphic element in a drawing (perhaps a door or some symbol), paste it into the same or another PDF, colorize it to make it red, and use it as an insta-markup.

  • LCrago
    LCrago Posts: 4
    edited December 13

    Honestly, I'm not new to Bluebeam (been using it since 10, maybe), but I've always used it for basic plan mark-up and PDF editing. Not until recently, did I start learning more of the functions and even discovered this community. I look forward to utilizing this community more and learning more from you all.

  • Isaac.Harned
    Isaac.Harned Posts: 41

    Exporting schedules and turning them into usable Excel data has been my number one. Low key, number two is snapshotting a room tag that has been covered up by an engineers markup, pasting in place, changing colors on the snapshot from White to Clear, and flattening. Now me and the field can see what room tag was behind their markup!

  • Angela Aff
    Angela Aff Posts: 160

    @LCrago - you are not alone!! I've heard so many Bluebeam users say they only use a handful of features and when they learn more, they're shocked!! Love that you found the Bluebeam Community…makes my day!!

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