When selecting text and right clicking, have the Look Up tool search a preferred search engine instead of Wikipedia
@Brent Williamson, I didn’t even know this feature existed! Just tried it, and you’re right. Why are we relying on Wikipedia by default? I’d much prefer the option to use Google or any other preferred search engine. (perhaps there is a setting that we can change? I looked preferences and did not find anything.)
I was told it's not something that can be changed and to bring it up here. It would be super beneficial when looking at specs and needing to research a material or product you are unfamiliar with.
This functions more like a dictionary than a search feature. I'm assuming it has to do with some Wikipedia API feature that takes you to a "safe" page. The last thing you want is for your customers to search for something harmless and get taken to adult content. That said, it would be nice to have the option to change to a search engine of your choice.
Maybe "Web Search" should be added as a separate feature.
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Add folders for studio sessions to organize the list of recent Studio sessions. Some of our clients utilize one Studio session per deliverable on large projects that have multiple reviewers. It can be quite a task to find the one studio session for a smaller project amidst the rows and rows of studio sessions per…
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It would be helpful to have an autosave function for PDFs being used in Revu. Currently this does not exist and would be very beneficial.
It would be great be able to see to whom and when the "alert attendee" has been done. Today you can see exactly who and when markups has been accepted but there are no info at all if a markup has been alerted to someone.
It would be a huge time saver to have keyboard shortcuts for assigning markup statuses. Numerous workflows (e.g. QA/QC and design reviews, punch/back-check) involve multiple status changes for markups, and often times there are multiple statuses (or state models) to choose from. On large projects, with 100's if not 1,000's…
This has been requested many many times in the past by many Revu users. WHY is there STILL no numbered/bulleted list function??
