When backing up this folder, it’s important to remember that these files aren’t compatible between Revu versions, and Revu may not open if the wrong file is imported.Ĭlick the Reset Settings Button. In Revu 12.1 and below, you’ll find a single file called Recents.db. In Revu 12.5 and above there are three files that are used for this purpose, called RdbFileAccesses.dat, RdbPinnedFiles.dat, and RdbRecentFiles.dat. This folder also contains at least one database of the Recents list and Pinned files that show on the File Access tab. Version 2016 users will see a folder called 16, and Revu 2017 users will see one called 17. It’s located in C:UsersAppDataRoamingBluebeam SoftwareRevu.įind the sub-folder named after the current version of Revu that’s installed on your machine. You can also back up the entire folder manually or add the folder to your backup routine if you’d prefer.

Click Backup Settings, and choose a location to save the resulting Zip (.zip) file in.

In Windows 10 and 8.1, click or press Start and type Bluebeam Administrator.-Or-Go to Help > Administrator in Revu.

Click Start > All Programs > Bluebeam Software > Bluebeam Administrator.

To back up the settings using the Bluebeam Administrator: First, you’ll need to open Bluebeam Administrator on it’s own (Don’t open it from the Help menu in Revu, you’ll be told to close Revu first). Regardless of the cause, this article will discuss possible remedies. You could get a failed install or worse, something that looks like a “successful” install that doesn’t really successfully install. Perhaps your anti-malware program blocks or interferes with the installation of Bluebeam Revu. What causes these issues? Sometimes it’s a glitch during an upgrade from one version of Bluebeam Revu to another.

The list of ailments that resetting your Revu Settings may fix include: But it has proven over the years to be the best place to start. Reset Settings in Bluebeam Revu – is it the cure-all for every weird issue you’ll ever encounter with Custom Columns, Profile, or Toolsets? In short no.

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