To proofread only markup content, you would:

To proofread only markup content, you would:

• A. Revu > Preferences > General > Spelling
• B. Use the Spell Check button on Markups toolbar
• C. Run AutoMark
• D. Go to Edit > Check Spelling

Answer: (D)

Proofreading markup text is done with the spell-check workflow. In Bluebeam Revu, the standard way to catch misspelled words is to run the spell checker from the Edit menu. This opens a dialog that walks you through all detected spelling issues, letting you accept corrections or add words to the dictionary as you review, which is ideal for markup notes, callouts, and annotations. It ensures you’re evaluating the actual text you’ve added in markups, rather than changing overall language settings or running unrelated tools. The other options don’t provide the same spell-check workflow. Adjusting preferences for spelling sets the dictionary behavior but doesn’t perform a live review. A Spell Check button on the Markups toolbar might check some markup text, but it isn’t the full, guided proofreading process for all markup content. Run AutoMark is for automatic tagging and labeling, not spelling. So the right approach is to use Edit > Check Spelling to perform the markup-focused proofreading.

Proofreading markup text is done with the spell-check workflow. In Bluebeam Revu, the standard way to catch misspelled words is to run the spell checker from the Edit menu. This opens a dialog that walks you through all detected spelling issues, letting you accept corrections or add words to the dictionary as you review, which is ideal for markup notes, callouts, and annotations. It ensures you’re evaluating the actual text you’ve added in markups, rather than changing overall language settings or running unrelated tools.

The other options don’t provide the same spell-check workflow. Adjusting preferences for spelling sets the dictionary behavior but doesn’t perform a live review. A Spell Check button on the Markups toolbar might check some markup text, but it isn’t the full, guided proofreading process for all markup content. Run AutoMark is for automatic tagging and labeling, not spelling. So the right approach is to use Edit > Check Spelling to perform the markup-focused proofreading.