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Page Labeling

MCoila · 2025-07-29T16:13:24+00:00

When editing page label names - * BB dings everytime you "tab" to the next sheet. It may just be me, but this ding gets in my skin like a bot fly larvae. Get rid of the incessant dinging it's not needed. * While "tabbing" to the next page - bluebeam stays on the last page visited in the document window. If you tab to the…

MCoila

When editing page label names -

BB dings everytime you "tab" to the next sheet. It may just be me, but this ding gets in my skin like a bot fly larvae. Get rid of the incessant dinging it's not needed.
While "tabbing" to the next page - bluebeam stays on the last page visited in the document window. If you tab to the next page - the pdf should navigate to the same region on the current tabbed to page as the last page visited. This would make it MUCH easier and faster to relabel the 300-900 (per package) pages incorrectly identified by searching the page region.

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MCoila

I figured this one out.
Start Menu→Change System Sounds→Sounds→Program Events box: Default Beep→Sounds: (set to none)

"When you hear a Windows "ding" or error beep while pressing TAB to jump through thumbnail page labels in Bluebeam Revu, it is typically caused by a focus conflict between Bluebeam and the Windows OS. [1]When you edit a thumbnail label and press TAB, Bluebeam moves your cursor to the next label. However, Windows sometimes interprets the keypress as hitting a "dead end" in the user interface, triggering a default system alert sound even though the action is successfully completing."