New Blocks Added to Palette

Hi, the following blocks were added to the Wolski Tool Palette.

Electrical:

• Card Reader
• Existing Data
• Unit Heater
• Push Button
• Bell
• Motion Sensor

Legends:

• Equipment Legend (with fields for Dimensions, Power Requirements and Remarks).

Scaling Text to New Size

There is a new Wolski tool for scaling text to the new size, here is the procedure:

• Set the proper scale with the Change Scale button.
• Press the Scale Text button on the Wolski Annotation toobar.

• Select the text that you wish to resize.
• The program will resize the text to the new size.

Reminder:
Dimension styles will automatically resize with the Change Scales button.

Loading Multileaders

The new multileaders should load properly in all newly created drawings. However in existing drawings you may see the following error:

To resolve this issue you simply have to reset your drawing scale by pressing the Wolski Change Scales button and setting a scale.

Open PDFs in Bluebeam

If you want PDFs to open in Bluebeam rather than within your Internet Browser you can accomplish this by changing a setting in Adobe Reader.

1. Open Adobe Reader and go to the Edit pulldown and then select Preferences

2. Then Select Internet and Uncheck Display PDF in Browser



Details, Details.

Hello, we have added a new section to the Wolski tool palette and you won't believe that you were able to live without it to this point.

The palette tab is called Detailing and it includes breaklines, wood and metal sectional studs, batt insulation and more. Check it out and let us know if there are additional items that you would like to see included.

Pen Assignments - Updates

The following update have been made to the Wolski Pen Assignments to add more "punch" to the drawings. 



The following adjustments were made to the Wolski.ctb file on the server (if you require the older settings they are saved to Wolski-Original.ctb).

Bluebeam Administrator

If you have an issue with Bluebeam, likely it can be resolved with the Bluebeam Administrator.

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"How do I start the Administrator?"
Start Button - > All Programs -> Bluebeam Software -> Bluebeam Administrator
Or from within Bluebeam PDF Revu:



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“I don’t know where Bluebeam is saving my PDFs”
Check out the Printer Options:



While you are at it double-check to make sure the Bluebeam Printer Monitor is running:



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“My PDFs are opening in Adobe not Bluebeam"
Set Bluebeam as the default viewer: