To grant Read/Write access to the root folder, which step must you perform?

To grant Read/Write access to the root folder, which step must you perform?

• A. From Global Preferences, Enable Read/Write For Root
• B. From Project Settings, Go To Folder Permissions Then Click The Dropdown Menu And Make Sure It Is Set To "Read/Write"
• C. Open File > Permissions > Root
• D. In User Management, Assign Read/Write To All Users

Answer: (B)

Permissions in a Bluebeam project are controlled at the project level, and folder permissions determine who can view or modify items inside that folder, including the root. To grant Read/Write access to the root, go into Project Settings, open Folder Permissions, select the root folder, and set its permission to Read/Write. This targets the specific folder and ensures those rights apply to the root and, by inheritance, to its contents. Global Preferences affect the whole application and not a particular folder, so they won’t grant root-level access. File > Permissions > Root isn’t a standard path for changing folder access, and User Management controls who can log in rather than directly setting folder-level rights.

Permissions in a Bluebeam project are controlled at the project level, and folder permissions determine who can view or modify items inside that folder, including the root. To grant Read/Write access to the root, go into Project Settings, open Folder Permissions, select the root folder, and set its permission to Read/Write. This targets the specific folder and ensures those rights apply to the root and, by inheritance, to its contents. Global Preferences affect the whole application and not a particular folder, so they won’t grant root-level access. File > Permissions > Root isn’t a standard path for changing folder access, and User Management controls who can log in rather than directly setting folder-level rights.