As you start to work with it, you learn the tricks to making them easily, but at first it can be difficult. It's only a con for the first month of learning the program. But I was able to customize my layout so it narrowed down my available icons to just the ones I use regularly. And because it can do so much, there are so many icons. It takes a little while to learn the program because many icons are unfamiliar at first. I can easily markup drawings without any CAD experience needed. I can overlay the pages and see if the sub revised the document at all. I can overlay drawings and find where things have changed. Suited for construction work, not just documents. It saved me so much time! I was able to create custom stamps for all our coordinators to use. With Revu I was able to click one icon and do all that from inserting the page, stamping/flattening, and prompting me to save on the network. For example, to process one submittal, I had to combine the pages from one file with the submittal cover page, stamp it, add the date and signature of the person approving the submittal, flatten the markups so no one could edit them, and then save them on a network drive.

I switched to Revu because Adobe wasn't giving me what I needed and that was software that could automate many of the tasks I was performing at the time. Comments: First, let me start by saying I have the Extreme version and create forms and use the JavaScript features frequently.

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