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Before giving a helpful tip (this should have be more of a question), you should indicate whether or not you have talked to your VAR or Bluebeam concerning the problem?
I have lots of customers that use both pieces of Software and I have not from any of them. So your problem my local to and your company.
What have you tried to do to fix the problem?
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Scott Baugh, CSWP![[bdaycandle]](/data/assets/smilies/bdaycandle.gif "[bdaycandle] [bdaycandle]")
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I have lots of customers that use both pieces of Software and I have not from any of them. So your problem my local to and your company.
What have you tried to do to fix the problem?
Regards,
Scott Baugh, CSWP
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If you would have repaired your install, you probably would have fixed your PDF issue.
What he's talking about is the full blown version of Bluebeam. The PDF you and I have is the free bluebeam PDF that is built into SW. You can buy a pushbutton PDF version from Bluebeam.
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What he's talking about is the full blown version of Bluebeam. The PDF you and I have is the free bluebeam PDF that is built into SW. You can buy a pushbutton PDF version from Bluebeam.
Regards,
Scott Baugh, CSWP
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This wasn't off the cuff "Helpfull Hint". Our VAR was aware of the problem for 6 Months. We had this problem on Two different work staions. We replaced all the key components in one work station. We bought a new lower level PC for another application and tried it and it also crashed. We finally started logging the crashes and determined that it always happened when we changed configurations, saved, and closed. We were able to reproduce the crashes 100% of the time. With help from our VAR we traced the problem to Bluebeam. When Bluebeam was off there was no crashing 100% of the time. Our VAR went back to his office and could replicate the problem on his system. Bluebeam was notified and they could replicate the problem. They have gone back to SolidWorks.
Not all solutions falls into one of your "Cookie Cutter" solutions to all problems. This was a big problem to us! I thought we may actually be able to help someone who is experiencing the same symptoms.
Not all solutions falls into one of your "Cookie Cutter" solutions to all problems. This was a big problem to us! I thought we may actually be able to help someone who is experiencing the same symptoms.
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Roller1,
I don't know if they have fixed it or not. We print using an API call rather than thru Bluebeam. I got around the problem by loading bluebeam - making the PDF - and then unload Bluebeam all within the api call. We have an intranet image system and we have to pass custom property info as well as the PDF to the system, hence the api call.
I don't know if they have fixed it or not. We print using an API call rather than thru Bluebeam. I got around the problem by loading bluebeam - making the PDF - and then unload Bluebeam all within the api call. We have an intranet image system and we have to pass custom property info as well as the PDF to the system, hence the api call.
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