Which action places a tool into a specific tool set from the context menu?

Which action places a tool into a specific tool set from the context menu?

• A. Right-click the tool, choose Add to Tool Chest, then select the target tool set.
• B. Drag the tool into the Tool Chest.
• C. Open Tool Set and click Add.
• D. Copy and paste the tool.

Answer: (A)

In Bluebeam Revu, using the context menu to place a tool into a specific tool set is done by right‑clicking the tool, choosing Add to Tool Chest, and then selecting the exact tool set you want. This path directly ties the action to a particular set, letting you organize tools where you want them. Dragging the tool into the Tool Chest adds it to the open or active chest, but it doesn’t specify a particular set from the context menu. Opening a Tool Set and clicking Add is a separate workflow inside the Tool Sets panel and isn’t about using the context menu to assign to a chosen set. Copying and pasting isn’t a standard method for moving tools between tool sets.

In Bluebeam Revu, using the context menu to place a tool into a specific tool set is done by right‑clicking the tool, choosing Add to Tool Chest, and then selecting the exact tool set you want. This path directly ties the action to a particular set, letting you organize tools where you want them.

Dragging the tool into the Tool Chest adds it to the open or active chest, but it doesn’t specify a particular set from the context menu. Opening a Tool Set and clicking Add is a separate workflow inside the Tool Sets panel and isn’t about using the context menu to assign to a chosen set. Copying and pasting isn’t a standard method for moving tools between tool sets.