In the case of a migration of multiple installations from one Revu 2016 license to another, the following text would be entered on a single line, as if it were a complete sentence, including the quotation marks: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2016\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe" /register 16 1234567 ABCD3-5FGHIJK Delayed Authorization In the case of a migration of multiple installations from one Revu 2017 license to another, the following text would be entered on a single line, as if it were a complete sentence, including the quotation marks: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2017\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe" /register 17 1234567 ABCD3-5FGHIJK Revu 2016 In the case of a migration of multiple installations from one Revu 2018 license to another, the following text would be entered on a single line, as if it were a complete sentence, including the quotation marks: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2018\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe" /register 18 1234567 ABCD3-5FGHIJK Revu 2017 In the case of a migration of multiple installations from one Revu 2019 license to another, the following text would be entered on a single line, as if it were a complete sentence, including the quotation marks: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2019\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe" /register 19 1234567 ABCD3-5FGHIJK Revu 2018 In this case they’d enter the following on a single line, as if it were a complete sentence, including the quotation marks: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\20\Revu\PbMngr5.exe" /register 20 1234567 ABCD3-5FGHIJK Revu 2019
SERIAL KEY SCRIPT STUDIO SERIAL NUMBER
In an example where someone wants to migrate their Revu 20 installations to a new Revu 20 license, where the serial number is 1234567 and the product key is ABCD3-5FGHIJK. In this instance, it will use the /register switch to register the installed software, along with the version number, serial number, and product key listed on the new license you’re moving to: /register Ī single Open License uses a single serial number for all version numbers, with the Product Key signifying the differences. The second part of the script tells the Bluebeam Administrator what action to take along with information it needs to use. So if your machines are on Revu 2019, you’ll type: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2019\Revu\PbMngr5.exe"įor those running Revu 2018, you’ll type: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2018\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe"įor those running Revu 2017 you’ll need to type the following: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2017\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe"įor those running Revu 2016 you’ll need to type the following: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\2016\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe"įor those running Revu 2015 and below you’ll need to type the following: " %ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\Pushbutton PDF\PbMngr5.exe" So if your machines are on Revu 20, you’ll type: "%ProgramFiles%\Bluebeam\Software\Bluebeam Revu\20\Revu\PbMngr5.exe" The first section “calls up” the Bluebeam Administrator. The ScriptĪlthough the complete text of the script must be typed on a single line, it does have two parts. You don’t need to reinstall Revu if the new license is for the same edition (Standard, CAD or eXtreme) that’s installed on the machine.
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