Where can you edit the page labels of a document?

Where can you edit the page labels of a document?

• A. Layers panel
• B. Properties panel
• C. Thumbnails panel
• D. Markups toolbar

Answer: (C)

Page labels define how each page is identified in the document’s navigation and printing. In Bluebeam Revu, you edit them in the Thumbnails panel because this is the page-management area that reflects the actual pages in order. Select the page (or a range) in the Thumbnails panel, then right‑click and choose Page Labels (or Label Pages) to open the dialog where you can set the label text, numbering, and prefixes for that page or range. This is the right place because labels are tied to the pages themselves, not to the content or tools. The Layers panel manages annotation layers, the Properties panel shows options for the current tool, and the Markups toolbar is for applying annotations, so they don’t provide page-label editing functions.

Page labels define how each page is identified in the document’s navigation and printing. In Bluebeam Revu, you edit them in the Thumbnails panel because this is the page-management area that reflects the actual pages in order. Select the page (or a range) in the Thumbnails panel, then right‑click and choose Page Labels (or Label Pages) to open the dialog where you can set the label text, numbering, and prefixes for that page or range. This is the right place because labels are tied to the pages themselves, not to the content or tools. The Layers panel manages annotation layers, the Properties panel shows options for the current tool, and the Markups toolbar is for applying annotations, so they don’t provide page-label editing functions.