Ever need to place the same markup — like a cloud around a room — on multiple pages of the same drawing set? Copying and pasting normally drops it wherever you click, which means re-positioning it by hand every single time.
There's a modifier key shortcut that skips that step entirely.
➡️ Here's how:
- Select the markup you want to duplicate.
- Press Ctrl+C to copy it.
- Go to the next page.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+V to paste it in the exact same position as the original.
That's it — no dragging, no eyeballing alignment.
➡️ Helpful article: Use modifier keys
📚 To brush up on other ways to navigate and work efficiently in the Revu interface, check out Revu Interface and Navigating Documents on Bluebeam University.
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- What's a markup you find yourself repositioning across pages all the time?
- Any modifier key tricks of your own that saved you a headache?
