Bluebeam Recover Product Key
When you purchase a user license of Bluebeam Revu, you are given a serial number and product key that allows you to register the software, which is essentially like turning it on. When you first install Revu you should be prompted to register as part of the installation.
You may find that you need to unregister and re-register Revu if you are moving the software to another computer, and you may find that you need to unregister and uninstall Revu if you are updating to a newer version or if you are over installed. When you update to a new version of Revu, you should be prompted to unregister and uninstall previous versions automatically. Because newer versions of Revu can sometimes be drastically different and may interrupt or slow your users down, you are given the option to keep the old software as a way to transition to the new version.
Bluebeam Recover Product Key
However, this will show that you now have more licenses registered than you originally purchased. While it may be tedious to track down older versions that shouldn’t be installed, the process of actually removing them from a user’s computer is relatively painless. After you identify which computers have old versions of Revu (or if you just need to move a license to a new computer) simply open the old version of Revu, and select ‘unregister.’ For Revu 2017 and below, you need to go to ‘Help’ on the menu bar which will open the corresponding command bar. Then you need to select the key icon that says ‘unregister.’ The process to register is the same, except the key will say ‘register’ instead of ‘unregister’ and when you select it, a dialogue box will open where you can input your serial number and product key to register the software. Here’s a GIF of how to do this. For Revu 2018, the process is a little different because Bluebeam combined Revu and Vu (Bluebeam’s old free PDF viewer) so that an unregistered copy of Revu 2018 is the free PDF viewer. To unregister, locate ‘Revu’ on the menu bar.