The Legend will automatically update to reflect the matching markups on the page to which it is pasted.

To copy a dynamic version of a Legend to one page at a time, right-click it and select Copy, then paste it (right-click > Paste or CTRL-V) on the desired page within the same document or to a different document.

As a Snapshot, it will not update according to what markups are on the page to which it is pasted. This will create a Snapshot markup from the Legend that can be pasted to another page within the same document or to a different document.

To copy a static version of a Legend, right-click it and select Copy Legend to Snapshot.

There are three ways to copy a Legend to another page in a document: Adjust any of these Legend Properties as desired.

The default properties of the Legend, including the source pages, are used automatically.

Click anywhere on the drawing to place the Legend.

Click the Properties gear to the right of the desired tool set and go to Legend > Create New Legend.

Go to View > Tabs > Tool Chest or press ALT+X to show the Tool Chest tab.

Additionally, any markups added to the tool set after the Legend has been placed will be automatically added to the Legend, if appropriate (that is, if the markup is also on an associated page). Unlike an ad-hoc Legend, a tool set Legend can be added to a drawing before any markups have been placed.Īny markups placed on the associated pages from the selected tool set will be automatically added to the Legend. When it is generated, it will automatically include any markups that have already been placed from the tool set if there are any.

Additional columns can be added to provide more detail to the Legend and, as this detail is added, additional rows may be automatically created to differentiate between otherwise similar markups.Ī tool set Legend is created from the Tool Chest and will automatically include any markup on associated pages that is in the tool set.

As markups are added to or removed from the associated pages, quantities for matching markups in the Legend are automatically updated. At a minimum, the Legend simply shows a symbol that represents a markup on the page with a correlating description, but taken a step further, other columns like measurements and quantities (or most anything found in the Markups list) can be added, providing a high-level summary for takeoff quantities or even the number and status of outstanding issues.Ī Legend can show information about markups used on all or some of the pages in the document or just of those used on the current page. Presented in a table style, the Legend is a specialized markup with some dynamic properties. Revu's markups Legend can help anyone looking at a PDF gain an easy understanding of the markups in the document.

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