The app was always a little clunky but most guys got navigate the basics after a day or so of playing around with the tool bar.
I have convinced my company to issue IPads (40+) to all foreman and techs to primarily access this app. This app was my go to for field markups/ as-built drawings. This app is only good for making some limited mark ups to a document in the field, in a very clunky fashion, and that’s pretty much it. While I never expected the iPad to function at the desktop level, I think the lack of cutting and pasting is a HUGE oversight. I’m really flabbergasted that Bluebeam would release such a lame app that has such limited functionality, given that their desktop version is so powerful. I asked for a refund, but they just referred me to Apple, and Apple refused to give me one. The support guy suggested some cumbersome workarounds, and I just gave up on this application. I contacted Bluebeam support about this issue and they confirmed that the snapshot command doesn’t work that way in the iPad version and furthermore, that copying and pasting from one document to another isn’t an option either. For example, it has the “snapshot” command, but it doesn’t let you “paste” the snapshot into another document, which is the whole point of the command, at least in the way that I use it commonly with the desktop version. However, this app for the iPad is a real lemon in my view, because it is super clunky to use and is missing some important functions to the degree that it is worthless to me, personally. I am an architect and I have the desktop version of Bluebeam and I love it.
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