BCP Studio & Collaboration Features

Question 1

What is Bluebeam Studio primarily used for?

Accepted Answer

Collaborate on PDFs in real time

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Perform 3D modeling

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Secure PDFs for printing

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Convert files to Word format

Question 2

What is the main difference between Studio Projects and Studio Sessions?

Accepted Answer

Sessions are for real-time collaboration; Projects are for document storage

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Projects are for real-time edits; Sessions are for storage

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Projects support markups; Sessions do not

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Projects and Sessions are identical in function

Question 3

How does a user access Bluebeam Studio features?

Accepted Answer

Via the Studio tab

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Through the Tool Chest

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From the Batch menu

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From Preferences > Collaboration

Question 4

What can Session hosts control during a Studio Session?

Accepted Answer

Session permissions and user access

Answer

Only file versioning

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User interface themes

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Measurement calibration settings

Question 5

How are markups tracked in a Studio Session?

Accepted Answer

Through the Session Record

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Using the Page Thumbnails

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In the File Access tab

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With the Snapshot tool

Question 6

What is required for a user to join a Bluebeam Studio Session?

Accepted Answer

A Bluebeam ID (BBID)

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An email invite only

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A paid license of Revu

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A Studio administrator account