Which tool copies the properties of one markup to apply to another?

Which tool copies the properties of one markup to apply to another?

• A. The Signatures Panel
• B. The Capture tool
• C. The Properties Panel
• D. The Format Painter

Answer: (D)

Copying how one markup looks to another is the idea here. In Bluebeam Revu, the Format Painter tool is designed to copy all the appearance settings from a source markup—such as color, line weight, line style, opacity, and other style properties—and apply them to a target markup. This makes it quick and consistent to style multiple markups without adjusting each property individually. To use it, select the markup you want to copy from, activate the Format Painter, and then click the markup you want to apply those properties to. If you’re applying to several markups, you can double-click the Format Painter to keep it active and click multiple targets, then press Esc to turn it off. The other tools aren’t about copying formatting: the Signatures Panel handles digital signatures, the Capture tool grabs an image or region of the page, and the Properties Panel lets you view or edit a selected markup’s attributes but doesn’t transfer those attributes to other markups automatically.

Copying how one markup looks to another is the idea here. In Bluebeam Revu, the Format Painter tool is designed to copy all the appearance settings from a source markup—such as color, line weight, line style, opacity, and other style properties—and apply them to a target markup. This makes it quick and consistent to style multiple markups without adjusting each property individually.

To use it, select the markup you want to copy from, activate the Format Painter, and then click the markup you want to apply those properties to. If you’re applying to several markups, you can double-click the Format Painter to keep it active and click multiple targets, then press Esc to turn it off.

The other tools aren’t about copying formatting: the Signatures Panel handles digital signatures, the Capture tool grabs an image or region of the page, and the Properties Panel lets you view or edit a selected markup’s attributes but doesn’t transfer those attributes to other markups automatically.