Sorry to start another thread about this but I've yet to see if anyone has a complete solution to this issue.
When I migrate a program from 4.1 OR create a new program in 4.2, I get reports that only print in all blue (out of tolerence dimensions do not appear in red) in TEXTONLY mode. I'm using the 5/19 version of 4.2.
When I change said programs to the "new" style (dimensions with bars and circle diagrams) the colors appear as they should in the Report Template (i.e in tolerence features are in black, out of tolerence features are in red).
I can change the colors in my reports, but to only ONE color by changing the color of the Unmarked section of the Report Template () tab. It can be changed to ANY color but the report will print in ONLY that color.
This has nothing to do with READ ONLY as the reports change when I make the noted alterations.
Has anyone figured out how to make the TEXTONLY reports print as they were in 4.1 or does anyone know if this issue has been fixed in the newest revision (4.2.1 or whatever it is being called)?
I'd leave the reports as only one color but when parts with 20 page reports are being run, looking at all black for a handful of out of tolerence features is not worth my time.
When I migrate a program from 4.1 OR create a new program in 4.2, I get reports that only print in all blue (out of tolerence dimensions do not appear in red) in TEXTONLY mode. I'm using the 5/19 version of 4.2.
When I change said programs to the "new" style (dimensions with bars and circle diagrams) the colors appear as they should in the Report Template (i.e in tolerence features are in black, out of tolerence features are in red).
I can change the colors in my reports, but to only ONE color by changing the color of the Unmarked section of the Report Template () tab. It can be changed to ANY color but the report will print in ONLY that color.
This has nothing to do with READ ONLY as the reports change when I make the noted alterations.
Has anyone figured out how to make the TEXTONLY reports print as they were in 4.1 or does anyone know if this issue has been fixed in the newest revision (4.2.1 or whatever it is being called)?
I'd leave the reports as only one color but when parts with 20 page reports are being run, looking at all black for a handful of out of tolerence features is not worth my time.
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