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#CROSSOVER FOR MAC ON BLUEBEAM RENU PDF#

The Y scale can be set using any of the available methods (preset, custom, or calibrate) and need not be the same as the one used for the X scale. The scale you just set will default to the X scale. To set separate X and Y scales, select Separate Y Scale.

If you have previously saved a custom or calibrated scale to your presets, they will be listed at the top.

Select Preset and select the scale from the Scale drop-down list.

Use a comma to define pages that are separated.įor example: 1-3, 5, 9 will include pages 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9.

Use a dash between page numbers to define those two pages and all pages in between.

Delete any text left in the field and enter the page or pages to be printed directly. When this option is selected, the field acts like a text box.

Custom: Sets the range to a custom value.

This option only appears if pages were selected prior to invoking the command.

Selected: Sets the range to the current selection.

The current page number will appear in parentheses, for example, Current (2) if page 2 is the current page.

Current: Sets the range to the current page only.

All Pages: Sets the range to all pages.

To change this, choose one of the following options from the Pages drop-down list:

By default, the scale is applied to the current page only.

Alternatively, click the page scale shown on either the Navigation bar or the Status bar (if no scale has been set for the page, this will say Scale Not Set click that instead).

The Apply Scale to Pages dialog box opens. The process for setting page scales can also be started from the Thumbnails panel and some prefer it when they want to set a scale for multiple pages and find it easier to pick pages by their thumbnails. Similar functionality is available on the Measurements panel that affects just the current page, but it can be an even quicker way to set a scale as it involves even fewer mouse clicks. The methods described on this page discuss setting the scale for one or more pages at the same time. In addition, pages can have one or more viewports, areas of the drawing that are set to a different scale. Each of the three methods mentioned above provides the opportunity to set separate scales. These scales can be set using any of the available methods and different methods can be used for each, even on the same page. Calibrated scales can be saved to your preset list, too. And when you're not sure of the exact scale or whether or not there might be scaling issues with the drawing, calibrating the scale to a known length on the drawing is a simple and accurate way to set your scale.

#CROSSOVER FOR MAC ON BLUEBEAM RENU PDF#

If you know the scale, but it's not in the preset list, and you're sure the PDF has no scaling errors, entering a custom scale only takes a little more time (and you can always save it to your preset list for later use). When both of these are true, using a preset scales is a fast and efficient way to set a reliable scale. Are you sure that no scaling errors occurred during the PDF creation process?.Is the scale known and common (or has it been previously saved to your list of preset scales)?.Each method has advantages and disadvantages and which is preferable depends on how you would answer a couple questions: Revu offers a few different ways to set a page scale to suit your specific needs and workflow. Accurate page scales are a vital part of taking accurate measurements and, if a page does not have an established scale, Revu will prompt you to set one before placing a measurement.