Supported Applications
Bluebeam PDF Revu converts any Windows file to PDF using the Bluebeam PDF printer, however Bluebeam's plug-in technology adds more information to PDFs and
gives you more control when converting files. Bluebeam integrates with the following applications to provide advanced file creation features.
| Microsoft Word* |
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| Microsoft Excel* |
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| Microsoft PowerPoint* |
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| AutoCAD |
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| AutoCAD LT† |
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| SolidWorks |
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* Includes "Create PDF," "Changes Settings" and "Share PDF" buttons only
† Includes "Create PDF" and "Changes Settings" buttons only
Benefits
Bluebeam plug-in technology automatically creates PDF files that are information rich, making it easier for you to share the documents, images
and data you need to work effectively. Bluebeam's integration with Office, AutoCAD and SolidWorks enables you to create smart PDFs that include:
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Button Functionality
The Create PDF button allows you to easily create a PDF file from your open, active document or drawing (AutoCAD, Word, etc.). After clicking the button, a
Save As window appears, allowing you to name and save the file. You can turn off the prompt for file name and Bluebeam will automatically name the PDF file
with the same file name as the original.
The Change Settings button allows you to adjust the settings used to create the PDF for a customized output. In AutoCAD, SolidWorks and Office you can select
layouts/pages, page size and color, create PDF bookmarks and hyperlinks, apply security settings and more. In AutoCAD LT, the Change Settings button launches
the Plot settings window to change scale, plot area, paper size, etc.
The Bluebeam Batch button appears in the toolbars of AutoCAD and SolidWorks when installing CAD Edition. Clicking this button begins the 3-step batch wizard and
converts any number of DWG or SolidWorks files to PDF, TIFF, GIF and any of the 11 formats Bluebeam supports.
The Share PDF button allows you to convert an AutoCAD, SolidWorks or Office file to PDF and share it via email or FTP in one step. Options include saving email
templates, email distribution lists and countless FTP connections.
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