When combining heterogeneous files including a Word document and images, what happens to the files?

When combining heterogeneous files including a Word document and images, what happens to the files?

• A. All convert to PDFs
• B. All stay in original formats
• C. Only PDFs merge and others are ignored
• D. All convert to Word

Answer: (A)

When you combine different file types in Bluebeam Revu, the program converts every file to PDF so you end up with one consolidated PDF. The Word document becomes a PDF page, each image is added as a PDF page, and any PDFs you include are combined as-is. The result is a single multi-page PDF containing content from all the original files, which you can then annotate or share.

When you combine different file types in Bluebeam Revu, the program converts every file to PDF so you end up with one consolidated PDF. The Word document becomes a PDF page, each image is added as a PDF page, and any PDFs you include are combined as-is. The result is a single multi-page PDF containing content from all the original files, which you can then annotate or share.